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A SELECTIVE MICROFILM EDITION
PART IT
(1879-1886)
Thomas E. Jeffrey
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THOMAS A. EDISON PAPERS
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Secretary
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Philip F, Dietz, Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Roland W. Schmitt, General Electric Corporation
Harold W. Sonn, Public Service Electric and Gas Company
Morris Tanenbaum, AT&T
FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTORS
PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS
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PUBLIC FOUNDATIONS
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PRIVATE CORPORATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS
Alabama Power Company
Amerada Hess Corporation
AT&T
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Companies
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Cabot Corporation Foundation
Carolina Power and Light Company
Consolidated Edison Company of
New York, Inc.
Consumers Power Company
Corning Glass Works Foundation
Duke Power Company
Exxon Corporation
Florida Power & Light Company
General Electric Foundation
Gould Inc, Foundation
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Idaho Power Company
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Workers
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Mr, and Mrs, Stanley H. Katz
Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.
McGraw-Edison Company
Middle South Services, Inc.
Minnesota Power
New Jerscy Bell Telephone Company
New York State Electric & Gas
Corporation
North American Philips Corporation
Philadelphia Electric Company
Philips International B.V.
Public Service Electric and Gas
Company
RCA Corporation
Robert Bosch GmbH
San Diego Gas & Electric
Savannah Electric and Power Company
Schering Plough Foundation
Texas Utilities Company
Thomson-Brandt
Transamerica Delavat Inc.
Westinghouse Educational Foundation
Wisconsin Public Service
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D-80-021 through D-80-035
("Electric Light - Edison Electric Lamp Company - General"
through "Mining - Spring Valley Hydraulic Gold Company")
1880. Electric Light - Edison Electric Lamp Company ~ General (D-80-021)
This folder contains correspondence and other documents relating to the
business of the Edison Electric Lamp Company, which was established in 1880 to
manufacture light bulbs. The original factory was in Menlo Park. The company
later moved to East Newark, New Jersey and in 1881 changed its name to the
Edison Lamp Company.
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1880. Electric Light - Edison Electric Lamp Company -
Accounts (D-80-022) [not filmed]
This folder contains bills
miscellaneous tools.
and receipts for tubing, rubber goods, wire, and
1880. Electric Light - Edison Electric Light Company (D-80-023)
This folder contains correspondence and other documents relating to the
business of the Edison Electric Light Company. Some of the correspondence deals
with requests to see demonstrations of the electric light at Menlo Park. Other
documents concern underground conductors in New York City. Much of the
correspondence is by Calvin Goddard, secretary of the Edison Electric Light
Company.
All the documents have been filmed.
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“AR. "BREWER, Beo'y. * NORVIN GREEN, President.
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P.O. Box 1836. ne a JUNE-19,--1880,—. 4,
My dear Edison:
i would ge ont to see you to-day, but think it not un«
likely that you will be coming into teats I intend to go on Mon~
days
I inclose memorandum of points handed to me ky Mt Mann,
at my Bow as the SOmnaEy of his Fane ‘to me in a conve rsa~
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Sawyer’s RBETAB ES and now represents the Sawyer Company, whatever
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“Yo. He sent a gentleman to. see me eoveres times, requesting an
se . -4 . « as
Ss tatosv tems MnA Che at tats Ir gave hin, tell ing Rime howeve r, that
‘I was not personally inatrueted in the state of the art so as to
be bi @ to sonureasce cick assertions or Claims eat -he mi gh make ;
that I would iiera tne, Listen to what he had to aBy: and request
him eitctrens ‘to reduce it to writing that I might submit it to
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yon Mr. Wilber and ir. paeereen if it was thought best. He eonk
me this Paper sometime A806 but 1 have neglected to send you a
oor ” ied
COPY, erensnel I sent one to Wilber this woeke Please read it o-
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ver at your leisure and then you ait tend me ahether there a4 any
occasion to Fepey to ite
a have & a plan in mind con ed ming the railroad, which will
I band osdasets a sum of money sufficient to wet up an Elect ric
highting: scteEAee in the city of New York. All this I will dis~
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cuss with you next week.
One enclosures
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nencpendan of Points Covered by Patents
owned by the Electro~Dynamic Light Goins
PREY. as follows:
The Patents for Lamps principally relate. to
farts bree
aa) incandescent lamps and they cover the methods of SRO B SRE and
mek, Posts
lat dead | making tight the glass in which the Lamp is placed; the
h a
t aft ; } errr of bringing the conductors through the alls of the
iiss the means of Rs the light~-giving fe eeian of tte
aap. ‘and preventing, radiation.of. eat..to..the.. pare of. the
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hy v sl ad th the use of Sara Potassium ¢ and gther supaiving., agents, and
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| Hat. carsh § means of purifying and een the atnosphore of the fap.
on desCribe in our patents the use ‘of doubl e~
Btohess for eHien-ae underst and Mr. Edison has applied fob 6e
taken patents, and sever the use of platinum Roides for car-
: bons the heating up of the carbon and of the glove dedue:
the proses of filling and’ exhaustion to drive out oceyl ted
the proces of eenauating the ack and filling with a
i purified atmosphere} auivone of purification and exhaustion:
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of pu Sgtregaty ance the tp preserving the continuity
dof the Suncoast so that Lamps ee ready Lighted or in circuit
lund kesfrren ty device, connected with the switches, to prevent the Co m=
aa ae | Phetion of a lamp’s Circuit when there is no currat to en=
probs lz a
i 0 ergize the neue and which after an interruption in the flow
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of current prevents the lighting of the cap until it has bea
(ire Ce
fe Vie Nace brought into a condition of ea a8 against an ebiornet
he Tikes,
flow of the current; fine _turning of ‘the curr é t into the
Mn [Ant Ben Ganps. Eradualys oF. t too quick p/n eaeon
ln tans
paren ee SS
ON Peete ane ne i aga as et 4
tion of Dee dS HaBCe enEe one branch of a Cirtuit con
curras tly with the renova of @ resistance from pperher
5 / branch of Ene circuit; in “other words, the preservation of
eqpet combined resistance in circuits qhile the Constituent
resistances are being Vareedy in order that the flow of cur-
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curra t are diverted in different Hreaenes to different Lamps
groups of pantps or aoGert tery an apnapetue for the safety of
Lamps aguidat an abno mal flow of current, broadly, *In an
electric Lighting eyenen an SERoiatus onorgized by the eee
pe flowine in, euch eyetem which, when there is an ancora’
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flow of Current ina pare or. parts of such BYSx ene PONE aL AT,
pas Oporet ee to disrupt, Bre eonnecty or aria the eLrait
‘of such bart or parts; evOEERE: broadly. the use of elect ro
magnates as such safety devices and Boba BEY Mr. Ediaou: 8
shail not be Meraeted by the Lighting of other lamps; a safe
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/@8 an i under our pateste: A re Bustos for the
Current, covering an indepentent electro magnetic svi teh en=
-ergized by the Gaeranty aa automatically, -upon the o¢cup.
ence of nee MHenE 6 of., electrical Condition in cirCuity or
: ci revits, supplied, to allow of a | Corresponding change in the
qvantity or mpEeReDty of the current ponereersae The use of
dikeedent forms of Beers tanec? including widey thin metallic
conductors and ares dades different PECs sue apaLeee in
fi padiecar material ry
ae electric meter energized by an infintesi-
been lighted and giving the total result in PARTE te and
and to “the: Eeneratory constituting also an autondtie: ayer
of regulation.
The systen of lamps is.one in whith the lamps
are intended to be opened, when ayer: Besegeary to supply new A
t mas tesee
carbons which can be done. at a mere nominal Costs and the
my a ied ”
*amp itedl®, dadddend ot of: the glass pila which Breer cs
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any is all fastened to a single pLeee: of Bases or metaly as
the case ‘nay ‘be, which constitutes the stopper ‘of the glass
siaaes
This Company, through its application, is now
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‘in interference with Mr. Edison in an application for the
. a | Horse Shoe or sereehee form of carbon: and for Seyner nade
i re
ao al
Sek ve i em wood, paper aha other Aiwae eiharates used in an eet
Wht aoe Rs
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\P uated atmosphere, and before Nr Hadise” commenced the study of
90
Na } Electric Lighting, we had used numerous lamps with ea rbons
% hal of such material in atmospheric vacua and in vacua of other
‘A | :
4 sy wf gases sueh as pitrogen, hydrogen and nydro~ea rbon.
al o ‘ ay
a Ag, t do not like to point ovt particular hings
Y yy we ;
wk a in which interference and i peewabne litigation me, nese es
a van
i) wv it is plsseentor to say, and I believe, that the co mbina-
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\4 ' tion of the two systons of invention ‘cover “substantially
all that is of value in incandescent electric lighting, and
much of the electric are eaenEsnes and that their combina~
tion would render. bach stronger and mo re valuable then eith
er Can be alone. . “There are quite a waneee applications in
Po '
the potent Office, now pending, to whieh I. do not nen at
Cnet to refer, but which i it will be daducn to
say render stronger the position of the El eet romdynami ¢
"ight ‘Company. , There is eine a patent owned by one of the
members of the Company, _ cove ring ith important principle in
the donate ction of ‘the ay and an entirely new method of
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THE WESTERN UNION-TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
is Company TNANAMITS and DELIVERS only on conditions, iim! Mts
which hava been assented to by tnorender oft follovingmessaye, 2 OF Contltions, Umlting its Nnbltity,
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tho seals tpossare pias fou PLATED MESSAGE, gud {3 delivered by request of the senior, unter
A. R. BREWER, Seo’y, . NORVIN GREEN, President.
Dated. — 188 &
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wae PrOre Bega taser guarien anethet ant yby Foner ig A meso eae ‘ the al station ine om ee
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Law Office of ; aera
Daniel H. Chambartain, s > ae ee is
Watter S, Carter, a
Sherburne Blako Eaton, Chamberlain, Carter & Eaton,
Willlam B, Hornblower,
Eugeno H Lowls,
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Dear Sirt
Yr bowrey directs me to enclose to you 4 eurieed draft
oF his proposal for a new contract with the Edison AEOO ORS bight
Company. This is intended nae to suggest eas than to be
eeopheas as an. and he has aacioadd a copy of the Babee fopeth=
ar with ¢ a copy of this letter to ur. Tracy Re Edson and ur Calvin
Goddard .
Yours truly
N. Ae Fanning.
AGREEMENT male this day of in the
yearl880, between Thomes A, Fdi mon, of Menlo Park, New
Jersey, party of the first part and the’ Rai 9n FBlectrie |
Light Company, a corporation created and existing under
the laws of the State of New York, and hereinafter ealled
the Company, party of the second part.
WHEREAS the parties hereto did, by an agreement
duted the Lith day of November, 1578, enter into mutual
engagements tor the purpose of carrying On experiments in
respect to the use of eleatricity as a means Of produe ine
heat, light and power, to whnien ssid syreament this is
supplemental,
AND WHERFAS said experiments have heen since the
date of that arrfement and to the present time conduc ted
by the said Fdlaon at the expense and for the interest, ard
beneLit of the Company, Sor which purpose the Gomnany has
furnished the funds provided tor by said agreement, to wit:
$50,000 in eash and also the further sum of 270,006 or
thereabouts:
AND WHERFAS the experiments heretofore ard now
being carried on have covered a mush wi cer field of
perimént and observation thay war originally
to the reat henefit and am@antame of both
required and is likely to require Larger
than have yet been paid, as wel] os more
ayn
contemplated,
parties aon tae
sur.s OF money
time and effort:
And Whereas in the eourgs of such invéstigations
and experiments inventions have been and are likely to
b@ made whieh the parties are agreed should of right be-
lorig to the Compary under the spirit of the said agreement,
whether embraced strietLy within its terms or not!
And Whereas in view of the premises it is deemed
desirable to provide more funds and a method of carrying
on the work of the Company in a manner more extended than
heretofore as well os to.fix wi th as much certainty ay ia
Possible, tie ripnt: af the parties in respect to any and
all inventions, directly or remotely cOnnectéd with tre
subject of using electricity in the manner ahowe déseriued,
Which may have been made or perfected or may, within the
period hereinafter named, be madé or perleated by the s2id
Butcont
Therefore It Ig Agreed as Follows!
1. The agreenent aforesaid, except as directly or hy
imp lieation abrogated or modified by the terms of this
agreement, remains in fall ftoree and effect; all. its pro~
visions are hereby made spplicguble to all the inventions,
improvements or Letters Patent which are the Mbjeat mat~
ter of this or the snid first agreement,
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2. The Company shall be entitled to eluim ond eemand all
inventions or Letters Patent therefor of the nature her
described or intended 2 to
fected by the
day of Novembe
ein
be, Which may be made or per-
said Fdigon within five years Prom the 15th
r 3880, and shall pay the expennen of pli
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experiments necessary or useful in the opinion of said
idison and euthorized by the Company tn the making or
perfecting» such inventions,
&. This agreement, as well as the agreement to which tied el
iz supplemental, shall be adeened. to apply to any and ail |
inventions or Letters Patent for means, methods, devices
or @ontrivensces of sny and every nature whatsoever which
relate to or affert in any way the application of © lta« i
trisity to the produetion Sy any meane or in any manner
ot either Light, neat or power, goo al sQ any ame all ins
ver tions or Letters Patent. for makirg. or produging tne
meang, arenelez, devices or contrivances aforesaid or any
Art ar parte the Foor for manufacturi tke sare; arm
tor gorryineg on “Ser convendenee or cconemy the art or in.
sineso Gf produsireg Light, heat or power by or through the:
ver of sleatrical eurrents oF electrickhty ag a mile aQoeney
or united with other meuns or aments: it neing understos af
however, that as te all such imrertions as are eupuhle of |
uses other than the above described the Company is to |
Lis e the said Féison to use the sare i: tis own bu~
viness as amanufasturer of articles whith are not. appli-
eablea to the uses of electricity for light, heat or power,
4, The Sompavty agrees, in adlition to the $19,000 nr.
‘ hao bb ooeddd first arrsement and the awaounts whieh 1
heen suppiied subsequertiy to the expenditure of cate
790,000, being in the whole, to the present time, the sum |
of about $70,000 a further sum which, adding thereto the |
par value of the shares to whieh Mr, Fdiwn is to he per-
mitted to suhseribe as hereinafter provided, shall, to-
mether with the $70,000 aforesaid, avourt to tie su, of
180,000, to be used inksbout the business cesarihed in
said Liest amreernent under the supervision of its Roar
of Directors and to isme therefor its certifisate of in-
d@éntédness, payoble in five years from tne date thereo?
(with semi-annual interest payable out of met earrin, , wet
any ure mude, and not otherwise) which certificates spall
be redeannble at the option of the Company at any time
before maturity on giving sixty duys' notice, by public
advertisement in one of the daily newspapers of principal
airenlation in the City of New York, with the privilese in
the storkkolders to exchange the gane into the capital
stock of the Company at par et any time withir ane month
after notice that the said Conmary in ready to inuke men
exchange, end for the purpose of providing stock for wiyr
share, the Company apreeg to pronure a vote of its
stockholders for 2 lepal increase of the cupital stook of
the Company to the fk) grount off480,000 for whien ins
ereuced stock suid Edison shall he permitted to sukssaribe,
a part consideration of this arreemert for
sharés and to have the sane issued to him in the same
Mancer as is dont to holders of said evertificates of in-
Am sted above déscrihed,
5. The seid Edison aprees in nonsideration ot the pre~
mises to aecept in Lieu of the annual royslty provided in
the sixth clause of the aeid first anrenment. a percentage
a *
ot per cent. on th® pimss receipts of the
to exceed in any one year the coun
Company, not, however,
[ENCLOSURE]
| named in said first agreement, said persentage not to pez
1; to ueerue ttmtil tha Company shall have paid the $50,000 to!
the original subgerihers to the cash capital and the Y100,,
000 to Mr. Fdison as provided in said first agreement: and:
enall have paid to its stockholders a yearly dividend of |
ten per cent on the Capital Stock of the Compony, and pro'
vided further that in oase of assipnment. by the Jormany of
its entire intereet in the Letters Patent or inventions o¢
gaid Madison to any othtr Company, provisicn shal] Le made |
to secure to said Fdison from raid Company a1 equal snount.
per ainven by way of percentage upor the ineome of said
Company after the payment of the $50,006 to the original |
sunseri bers to stock and the $160,000 to the said Mai von
ae abové provided of «© like dividéesd tc its etocknolders
and with a like limitation of the amount to be paid to
said Bdi gn, !
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[ENCLOSURE]
AMENDMENTS to the AGREEMENT between The Fdi on
Fleetric Light Co. and Thomas A. Mdison, Chas. Batchelor,
Francis Kk, Upton and Edward H. Johnson.
Pagel
of the printed copy
The party of the second part is changed to "Thos. A,
Edison, Chas, Ratchelor, Francis R, Upton and Feawurd H,
Johnson, co-partners in business under the firm name and
style of The Edison Lanp Co.
The changes oeeasianed by this oceur throughout the agrees
ment.
Nines 9-12 ine lusive are omitted in the written copy.
Pare
Section Ili is changed as to the first six limes hy
substituting therefor from the 12th line of puge 4 oF
written copy to the 27th line of perme 6 inelusive, !
The Lact clause on this page (heginning at the word "and"
(on lust line) has “after receiving from sales of lamps the |
amoUnt actually invested in the business of said Lamp Com-
pany and whenever after such amount ig received" inserted
in written copy hefore "the eat thereof" on pape 4, lines
7.
Pape 4,
Line 17 <e, “Together with interest at the rate of 6 per
cent per annum upon the amount of money actually invested
in the business" inserted between "shal rT (Let word Line
17) and be (the next word).
Light Company in the manner hereinbefore specified” sinsti-~
tuted for it, |
Pape 5 Omitted,
Page 6 First eight lines omitted.
Pape 7
Line 20° "Licensees of the” omitted and "or any of then"
omitted,
Line 21 %in the manner BEverneenors provided for" inser.
ted hefore "The Lisht Company.
Pape &.
Line 8 "and the terms of this vontract" inserted pafora
"in view,”
Line 14 "The Light Company in accordances with the notices
herein referred to" inserted before “and acting."
Line 15. "to ecmply with covenants and agreements of this
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2! Line 15 "provided the notices herein referred to are :
piven" inserted before "to fail" and "of standard Lemp s
‘needed for actual consumption" inserted before “any one-
‘or more” omitted,
Page LO,
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feet laue § Line 11, 14 and 13 omitted partially.
line 19 "after reasonable notice to do so" inserted after
GQ f "Company. iM
Mage Wet Hy | Line 22 "put the Lamp Company shall not perfect any rights
; acquired under this contract af the light Comp any shal1
‘tail in giving the notice required herein" added to end of
Section 8.
‘ Page ll
lente z
Line 1 "to the sane extent as if they were Originally in-
Buc f | cluded herein" at end of line inserted.
x%: as tine & "Lamp Company or any member thereof" sanstitutea
A eee "Faison or any of his associates above named."
rt, OL
Page ae | ‘Line LL omitted "or any member thereo Psi pstituted
14 - 4ee 2/) Line 14 *provided it or they ean reasonably d so without
,detriment to its business interests" inserted hefore
'*Prompt Notification. "
Seet ion 10 omitted.
| Page 12 omitted to "In Witness Whereof" ke
Pages 19 & 20 in the written eopy almost
hentirery different from the Last page of the printed econy
“ yas to construction &e.
THE EDISON ELECTRIC LIGHT Co,
8 BROAD STREET, ~
New York, October 30th, 1880.
The annual ‘meeting of the Stockholders of the
Edison Electric; Light Company, for the election of
thirteen Trustees to serve for the ensuing year,
and for the transaction of ‘such other business as
the Stockholders may deem necessary, will be held
at the office of the Company, No. 3 Broad eee
New York, Thursday, November 11th, at twelve
o’elock, noon. ,
“The transfer books will close at 2 P, M., Nov.
aw is
Ath, and re-open at 10 o’cloek, A. M.,-December
dst, next.
By order of the Board of Directors.
C. GODDARD,
Secretary.
da Nae |
WE EDISON ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY,
as 8 BIOAD ST., (Drexel Building)
New York, October 30th, 1880.
Sir:
Referring to enclosed notice ofa Special Meeting of the
‘Stockholders of this Company. to be held on the sai of Novem-
‘ber next, for the purpose of voting upon a proposition to increase
‘the Capital Stock of the Company to aiaect enclose herewith
a proxy to vote at said meeting, which please sign and return in
“the, enclosed envelope, that if you cannot personally attend the
‘'meeting your stock may be represented thereat,
Very Respecttully,
mo Your Obedient Servant.
a3 -. + @ GODDARD,
Secretary.
will be held ab the office of the Company, Ne. SI Broad
“tod Yale E oll,
THE EDISON ELECTRIC LICHT Co.,
“) {SBROAD STREET, (Droxet Nultding).
New York, Oct, 30th, 1880."
of Special’ ctleeting of the Sochtoldes of Uo
EDISON ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY
Sheet, Wew Yeh, on Tuesday the 30th day of Movimlbet,
al 12 0 clock noon, fe the fey Lobe of voting ty ton a fitohose=
ton to tnctease tee Gaapeital Shock of the Gompany Z
“ F480,000. The folls will be gfen hom 12. 0 clock noon,
Tracy R. Epson,
E. P, Fart, ©
; James H. Banker,
R. L. Currine, Jr.
H. Vittarp, :
J. O.Greex,
R. M. Gatiaway. /.
‘A Majority of
Trustees.
9° “%
Oh Fie les oe
rans cackerrn is
‘ia Don. to PSP AON rer | Leh A DY2.
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1. . i} > WESTERN, UNION BUILDING,
Tarrytown, Nov. 28th 1880,
My dear -Edison.
The luck seems badly against me in
respect to going out to see you. You kuow perhaps
that T have been confined for more than three weeks
to the house, except last Monday, when T went to
New York for the almost single purpose of visiting
you on Tuesday; but on Tuesday morning T found it
Prudent to got back @S s00ou as possible, and T have
been ib bed until yesterday (Saturday) evening.
Now T expect to. be down town again this weeks
. T have various topies to diseuss’ with you, *—
Maxim ) “Tt is a good ddaxinh aot to crow until you
are Bue of the woods;. and that.is all t have to say
about Naxim. T am informed that Dr. Lugo says that
more hae io" yeses ago he had exactly what Maxim’s
patents describe in respect to the use of hydro cars
bon, and és I understand from Nr. Kent he proposes
how to ask fora patont in precisely the language
of Maxim
SE ia ode nl aera iis oe
Fabbri. ) I enclose a copy of a letter from Mr. Fabbri of
| Fabbri & Chauncey, and a copy of my answer, as the
i shortest way to explain that subject. Ne will no
doubt go out to see-you about Tndia, and we must
‘put that mattor straight as soon as possible. The
same should be done in respeest to all the other coun=
tri OS.
Fatonue ) T am anxious to have Eaton in the Board, and
“ hy intention was to propose on the day of the elec~
tion thet he should be olected in the place of a
gentldman who has but @ small interest and whose
; Presence there is of no importance; but on Rloetion
dey IT was sick, and could not do so
There isa little bit ef small jealousy about
Eaton ih he Board;' shiefly on the part of one geu~
tleman with whom it is puroly technical. Te does
not like to hone of Nr. Baton’s being consulted about
. anything, because he says Mr. Eaton is not officially
connceeted with the company. Probably you and T real-
ize more fully than any body else, that some one is
needed who will give his entire time and brain to the
Enclosures,
Copies of two letters. )
3
business. now on haud. My first business when T get
out will be to see how a vacancy cau be made and T
must ask your co-operation in getting the Board to
elect Eaton. |
| Goddard ig a little sensitive about Fat on
going in and does sot, T think, take quite the right
view of the field which is to be occupied
T have asked Howard Butler, who is now stud~
ying law, to come into our of fice and make a special
study of infringements as collateral to lr. Wilber’s
investigations.
T think you desired to retain Caust en Browne
also, and T am in favor of that, now that we have
funds for such expenses.
What do you think of retaining Storrow, the
Bell. Telephone mau?
.
I hope I shell see you about Wednesday. or
Yours truly, LE
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Thursday.
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P.0.Box 1836
SBagtmebsiieee De ee 16, 18Ns ~r.
fy dear Edison:
Some one said in the effice to~day that you. were going
to light five hundred lamps on Sunday night. If ‘there is to be
anything burning on Monday, I should like to come down with Mr. Na-
varro and his friend, Mora. They are new it correspoudence wi th
people in Cuba and are proposing that they should come on to see
the light for themselves. There is a strong inquiry from Cubay |
and I should not be surprised if that would shew a profitable “busi
ness sooner than any other countrys Be :
Very truly yours
Pp z oy ? oe G7,
Jotun K. Porter, ’ ¢ “lis, SS. Ve we LOTON Co. Le be,
Grosvenor It Lowrey,
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Geo, S.Hamlin.
| Wm.L.Porter. *. alee So Motil Sh Mei uke
P.0. Box 1836, Dees 17, 1880. 44
My dear Ellison?
Z shall sot prosent your letter of resignation ag Nr
Fabbri very strongly objects to your leaving the Board. His ox
pression was that “Edison’s name is a tower of st rength to us,
and if he never attended a meeting, it would be a great loss if
hig name should not appear at all tines among the names of the Die
resin?’ As soon ag the matter wag put to me in that way, I |
aaktous I saw it in the same light. q, therefore, mugt ered up
courage 5, 46 to a aee, PERE CCOT who has promieed to resign.
The reason I did not go to him perese: was that I have hai some un.
pleasant busi ness wetatsans with him and was afraid he would have
theeghe me actuated by some- spite to hime |
We yestenlay organized and filed the apitetes of assom
' ciation of the “Edison Fl OGENLO Illuminating Company of New Yo te, :
| under the Boner 8as company act of this state, stating the ob
Jeet of tho. aeanaguinen to be to illuminate the streotss aCe "
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—Fas « We have to state this as “the object in order to perfect a
Legal incorporation, but every fas company hag by law, after it is
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| Ooganized, the right to turn itself into an Electric Light Conm
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| ‘pany, and we have prepared a long ordinance to be submitted to the
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Common Council if wo are so advised, granting us the franchise to
slay down wiros over the entire citys
- Iwas teld yestomlay that Mr. Hyde claims that they carn
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| : per horse pOware The size of the eanductor yas not stated.
- .— ma Ke their lamps fer ten cents each, and that they can burn ten
ny
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Yours very trul
TP. Av Rdison, Esq.
PRIVATE.
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New York, Dece /§ 71880. ...,
Dear Sir:
I shall be very glad to see you, with other membeys of
Aceeue 2 oo
the City REY PERRENDS at Menlo pels on wepday evening -art—
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sag to witness an exhibition, of Electric Lighting and also
ples Fi CrErS Vi
the various operations Heh being farried on in my Tabotatery
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and shops, wi if ay tents adapted to ordin~
a COMM Ad ok
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This is in, no sense a public exhibition; howexer, but
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every facility eas tas afforded to invited guests to see all ‘that
is involved in the manufacture of the lamps and the production of
the lighte
The train leaves Courtlandt Street Ferry at fe! 30
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of’elock and returns from Menlo Park at Gi%o o’ clock.
Very respectfully yours
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THE WESTERN
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COMPANY.
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a to any point ot the Hues of this Compeny can be writiug, within elsty days after sending the messaxe,
NORVIN G
T. A. EDISON,
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My doar Bai sont
I dasa thig norning I was’ ‘going to draw the Tanp Nades
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faéturing Contract, but when I. tet down to it I was reminded that
I had previously found ryself lacking in proper information and
| d that I had sued you t the eet: ‘time I was at Menlo, to make an onthe
line draft of it for mee an you do thatt By impression, is
: that the sembany sauaee give itself away upon ‘the Hanntasture of
seg
its Lamps by putting it out of its powers in case it stowd be
' dissatistiog, to make ‘them for itself or for éthe re to ma ke thome
\ The’ ‘best which can be done with sueh an arrangement is to make
it te the mutual profit of each party to continue the Brimndononts
You wall vonennan Mr: Godda plan of an adjustable statovo! pri-
ness by wigan you were to havd-a larger pro ees of profit as the
i ad
out to the Gompeny went downe Sug fan sar that Seuee m® ye sat~
isfactorit} iad any one elge probatly and I will: ask him to do 4%
and: edt send it £6 yous
rire. Oidindias wad Heformed. to-day to the Law Committee
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of me Hoard of ‘igstnwa ang goeg over antil Rast meen Perhaps
we shalt pet get the franchise pom this Board as their time is
so shorte |
Very tmly yours
Lf
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“Ma
| Te Aw Edigon, Esqe
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+" ‘THE WESTERN UNIONTELEGRAPH COMPANY,
° Tule Company TNANSMITS ‘and DELIVERA Incenages onty on conditions, lmlitug Me lladlity, whlch have
Lean assented ¢
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ba ‘euandod agabuat “eay by rape inns jeesare back to the sending stalton for comparieon, and the Com.
san UNREPEATED RESHAGIS
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named above,
A. R, BREWER, Boo'y’ | * NORVIN GREEN, President.
sineae th
worod by requestut the sender, under the condiitons
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS,
Bureau ef Lamps aud Gas,
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1880. Electric Light - Edison Electric Light Company of Europe, Ltd. (D-80-024)
This folder contains correspondence, articles of incorporation, and other
documents relating to the establishment of the Edison Electric Light Company of
Europe, Ltd. Formally incorporated in New York in 1880, the company held contro!
of Edison's electric light patents in all the countries of Europe except for the
United Kingdom. Related material can be found in D-80-026 (Electric Light -
Foreign).
All the documents have been filmed except for duplicate copies of
correspondence.
Sinte of Hew Lark,
Orrice or THE SECRETARY OF: STATE,
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At is hereby Qertified that an congenial conlificate ow
the formation of a corporation tn the clade p- wae anda...
tebelily conponvattons, under the corporate name pf _
Nak pled on the office of the Seovetany of Stale,
eerler Chapter 644, Laws of 4875, entitled “Ln act
to proude lor the organization and vequlation of certain
ou We A |
Cusinedss comporaltord, 9? O70 CLE Meh CALE Nem ae
—— 1880 and that the follouling
ca a true and cormect copy pf sata onegunan conty sabe
[the dane haning been compared uth dad onegenat)
and gf the whole thereof.
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Stat of Meus dirk,
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Aud it is further heretry Certified, rat upon the pling of :
sae said Corti ficate, of which the foregoing is a, true and correct copy, on th
Le BOY Of eal MMMM hc AMA nn 1880, as aforesaid, a, license
eT it j is : furtlrer Trevelry r “Cextifie od, That upon the filing of
said Certificate, _ which the foregoing is a. true and correct en UY, Om an -
persons named in and who made and uohnoveledized said certificate,
empowering them as commissioners, to open books for subscriptions to the
Capital Stock of said proposed corporation, at such times and pluces as they
might deternrine.
wd_a verified record of the proceeding gs of said commissioners, having
this. BOY.......day of XK O4AL Unum LB8O. been filed in the office
of the Secretary of State, containing a copy of the subscription list to the
Capital Stock of said proposed corporation, together with a copy of the
By es jor said pr epee lc ae oe by the subscribers to said
_dlivastors 4
(being the number pronase i in Ws said By-Laws of said proposed cor-
poration) were also chosen, whose names as further appears from said
eerued, record of. proceedings, filed as aforesaid, are as follows, to wit:
ez ye lox ihe
| Bow, Shevefore, I,. Gia ZAAVA @) ) kre d. Ll scoretar y fof State,
go Jereby certify t i sae cor
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is fully organized in accordan
oration, to wié :... >
\
apter 611, Laws of 1876 ;
and that, gl the provisions of said act have been duly observed 1 in the
or. ganization of said corporation as herein above set forth.
e¢ with said act, ch
Witness, my hand and the seal of office of the
Secretary of State, ut the City of Albany, this
: - Mfrty~. Heceetary of State. ;
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narid Chunuuthe ty ame, Comer 2. bored _ ft
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State of Hew York bane
OFFIOE OF THE SEORETARY OF STATE.
VS have comrftared tha ales ay of Cor eleficats of aSucorfioration i
auth the tccord thereof, temarneng cn thes in cn Boot entitled “~Zibccotd of
. ‘ Incortfroratians,”? necrnabor LY 6 a oe PA te otoby elif the eo
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Leas empany a. Aander of he lowing imueer Messages only on conditions, imiting Hts t 7, vo
inet only by re
Errore cen be guarded ipeating a meseaxe beck to the pending tation for comparison, and the Com-
ill not bold Itself lable for errors or delava tn tranetiseion or fellvary of larepoated Mos.agen.
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We Sanortan, (25 cash ath bes
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Grosvenor B Lowrey.
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, 17 snd. 4. tod York.
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Win. L.Porter,
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New York, December 27th 1880,
A meeting of Pee Directors. of The Edison |
Elestric hight Company of Europe, Limited, wild be held at the |
office of the vompe ny at No oe Vattee Street in the City of
-New York, on the 29th day of pecenuer instant, at 1 of clock P, Me.
: By order of one: President,
A Stockton L. Griffin, —
Secretarye
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1880. Electric Light - Foreign (D-80-026)
This folder contains correspondence and other documents relating to the
establishment of electric lighting systems in foreign countries. Much of the
material pertains to an agreement between Edison and Ernest Biedermann
regarding the electric light in Switzerland,
All the documents have been filmed except for duplicate copies of
correspondence.
Gp oe cy! Gr,
sbohn K,Vorter. . Loaiix: Lovey, . eae v aA V0 100%:
Grosvennr 2 Lowrey,
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Gea. Wales Soren. ay yy ua GD ies ny es ee
ol aL OL ei ys | Ccenallerts al Lett
Geo. $. Hanlin, 4 5
Wau L.Porter, ly Drea Ln, Ne. Chive
PC 0. Box 1836. Jans 2 18804 GAR
My dear Edison?
I should think you yeutd be honed worn ‘outs The
"eg t=
tice’ invougn the | gapera thaty ‘after: 8 ‘cortaiin date, yeu wild net.
receive any" here visitors atid yot have ‘sompiotea « a érentse at
ber’ ef dampae Pe
* ?
BN have somathise to say ‘to you which I presume yom wit
mot engele it necessary ‘té mention te Banker er Piskase I was
visited tomday by 6 gentleman whe. is in iiitiinate relations with
sone be. ‘the not iio wean finn oiaa people in Gsitidnye ‘He bas
, Feogived fave dsiapa toh within ite last fow days ia Feepecs _
the Blecttie bight ain that Seunkiys t explain ed to hime as well
as I conlkdy. the situation of the ‘titlony ane an the course of my
; retiarig, said that” you. ‘probably would be willingy considering how
rae vay ¢ this baiting wobka bee. ‘t6 sell sdme our” of: your doter-
est in the papenta in darmiay, or in the compaity which is organi
ed for thege continental, ‘compandese: Indeod;. I suggest od chats
powuaity, if a. 2 sufficiently Maberai offer were mades. you would ‘be
ohn K. Porter. , ’ BD le Migs Thy ee ee LA on ae
Grosvenor Tt Lawrey.
Te Mev ” “ he WU Wd Mera att Leute
Cha? Hrane(s Stone,
Geo. S.Mamdin.
Wan J. Porter, , \,, rie wd Se slog Bee i
P, 0. Box 1836. 3 we!
willing to part with the whales, as you would have remaining your
mpcerest in thie. hemispheres as well as in Boglands NorTeys Sweden
Indias Borthgely. Austral ine, Boag and as you have partners in all
iugue: ‘other eomtriciy, ghose skill ‘capacities ‘and connections you
have don fidence ing. at would cost you né labor to hold ‘on to your
interest theres iy ivena seoted wery mu eh struck wai th the
adeg of buying out your 20~60 in ‘Banker’ 8 company + I did not
‘ “eos
pursue the conversa tiny because I was not at liberty to 8 80 unr
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ta r should have ‘written to yeae: bat af you tool disposedy i t wild
sound this matter further and see. what can be don es The tame
Ae net fully ripe yots init. E think I could get you a very large
su Le “mobey for your halts ae I do net see that this in any
way affects. the dn terest of your assdeia tsa, I r bee bceaid you wit
not” metic 48 ‘te any ones
- told ‘sérreid today ‘te ‘prepare agsignnente or Lisenass
for oa” for aia the. patenting. #043 to have them ready ste be sieey
ye Od by yous~ This ought to be cn before ‘you: theater the rate
entes : i explained , the wtipne tater: to Bankers: and fhe said ent
Hp SY, | |
stoi K.Dorter. . Ditton, Loniry, he ‘AC. Ye . Ve
Grosvenor I Lowrey,
Geo. Wales Soren,
‘Puieierioaane Mi de ie “ LAER td Ml. Satis
Geo. S.Mamtin,
War L.Porter, . is 1 Br ad « M.. liye Yorke
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a Box 183 36. . s Js’.
ag goon as the company was omganizedy he would as. President of
- a a
the. compaiiys mke the sasignmente aceording to your waalioee Mr,
a re
meverne has always men tioned porte Rico in sonnection with Outing
but. I think I werér mea toned it to yOtue I do not know wiicthen
we could & that or note .
You ean speale to me abéut the other hypsinesd when I see
yous whien wii be sometime next weeks PS not you feet that you
would Like to take @ rest ang come up to “naiy town again? | Whigt
do you, aa Mrse Raison aay te eoning up next Sabardeyt x 9 r would
like to have’ you answer this part ‘of the Letters ,
I have, Béen antherized ia the Eleétrie hight Fompary
torday- “$3 tak a. contract with Mr - Wilpers and have se in ve red :
we, .
hime.’
Yeu ra truly °
TH AS Ediweny Beas
Grosvenur Lt Lowrey,
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| Jolin K.Horter. Sealer: eed Lowrey. a hi Me, Voor
Gea, Wiles Soren -_fberneys 4,‘ Cried Mer Yd A att:
Chit Francis Stone, 7
Geo. 8. Namin.
Wa L.vorler. Ne Lipid Yee deve Yooh
P0. Box 1836. 4
2 747 A’.
be, Pe Sa Fabbri & Chauncey wish to knew if the Ore Milling
business ‘fer sevith ‘America ais open to be negotiated fore tf at
oe tee” me deal with them for yous they aay that an Chali there
nénes and they de not eaderataad the nat tore :
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THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
‘This Company TRANSMITS and FRR IVENS ‘messages cooly on conditions, limiting tts Madiiity, which bave
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Pauy will wat hold itself liable for errors or delays in transmission or delivery of Unre: jou pee: Ye,
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THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
‘Thle Compan; TRANSMITS ond DELIVERS Toecasages: enlyon Conditions, tmiting tts dadtitty, which have
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Pan ul Dat hold itealfitable for errors ardeieak Sranstaleston or dalivary of Umrepomeoed Montagon,
named above, 1402 UNREPEATED MESUAGE ea ered by rogaven dt ane sander under the conditions
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La‘qucatone dell'applisazions delle ‘I Villani , Pplantare stabilmente a ‘Torino; ‘nel corso dallstae aces 1880,
dalla piazza Vittorio
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aul tappeto, in seguito: alle’ domande: regentatd~ al: nostro’ Ma" Basnoae cat pau pablico e@ privato,
| nicipiodai rappresentanti in: Italia ‘della Societd Jablochkoff in- Carlo Felice, y piazza,
‘| ‘anione‘alln Societd; Torinese.: ae ee :
' "Noi non discutiamo del merito. dell’applicazione della: luce’
‘elettrica alla publica illuminazione, poiché meglio di’ qualsiasi
ragionamento valgono i risultati degli-esperimenti: - : e
Oca'si tratta appunto di esperimentare ia siti'aperti-e'publici
‘Ja Ince elottrice, sistema, Jablochkoff, ed a-tale scopo mira la
domanda’ presontats al Municipio di Torino...
8colla retribuzions
|' “Tari peré’d abbiamo ricovato dai rappresentanti della Societd ae rpaniico-diuanto pei, privat
la soguente lettera : ; ee eae
a Signor Direttore —Per norma de’ -suoi: lettori ci facciamo
-wn dovere di comunicarle la copie esatta della proposta pre-
sontata al siguor Sindaco di Torino il. 2-corrents :e la copia. di
una seconia: nots. presontata questa mattina, relativa alla notizia
della supposta ecoperts di Elson... ; ; _
« Noli'nteresse della ‘verit& sarebbe-conveniente che il publico:
potessa .conoscera Ia detta proposte per’ summa capita. «
« looltra per edifizazione del publico sarebbo pure conveniente
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j i pienissi de: e@ le confidiamo origi
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torinese della Banca, ha deciso csstituirsi; in Comitato promotore.
‘d’'una Societd, allo. scopo. diapplicare:in Italia, illuminszione elet-
trica publica ¢ privata, col sistema privilegiato Jablochkoff. .
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Nene be's Drexel, Morgan & Co.
Gentlemen:
As I am going amay, I wish to express in writing my un.
dens tesding of: our arteapenent with regard to ths introduction of
Mr. Edison’s Beene inventions date Portugal, New saioaas New South
Wales, teeheiana and Victorias
| I Dave errenged between yeu, and Mr Edison that you shall
beve sole Sondaet of his said hay entions in the BPO erment teed
eounieieg, ‘eelne the same quanti ous which will be patouved in
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this country for account of the Edison Hiedenie bight compeny:s
you ts advance all the expenses of securing such hetters Patent
tatredacing aug: ciapoaing of the same without any claim upon Mr
eGiaeR for such expendi ture, exsept that that may be deducted: from ;
the proceeds of sales of Patents or other dispositions of the
right to use gaid inventions in Baas Soya eaess The hot presence
of ae aie or other dispositions are to belong to Nr Edison and
yourself in the proportions of sixty five per Cent. to Mn Edison sl
and thirty five per cents to yourselves. Of your prceportion,
namely thirty five per cent. I am to reeeive one third.
. -
Pacase answer and inform me if you find the above
statement correct and inclose duplicate original of that answer,
that one @opy may be sent to Mn Edison for his ratification and
approval «
Mr. Edison waite on demand from; time to boiee cone
cy
vey the title to all such inventions and Letters Patent to Beis te
Ps Fabbri and maaedey as peusueens under similar trusts to those
already arraaned for errs Het
Very truly yours
Ge Pe Lowreys
John K. Porter,
Grosvenur 1! Lowrey.
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Messrs. Fabbri & Chaunceyy
Gentl ement
As I am going owaye I wish to a in Wee kHe my une
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dorstanding of our arrangements in Feeare to the introduction of
Mr. Edison’s Electric Light inventions into Indias
I have arranged between you and Mr Edison that you shall
have sole control of his inventions relating i the use of Elec~
trieity for Light and power in pnaehe being the same saventions:
MOESE will be Patented in this oberg for aecount tof the Edison
Hiseiris Light Company} you to advanee the money required for
Securing Letters Patent and introducing and disposing of the sane
without any claim upon ur Edison for Such expenditures made by you
exsept that they nay be deducted from the proceeds of peree of
Letters Fatent or other dispositions of the right to use those inw
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ventions in that Countrys The net proceeds of all other sales or
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dispositions are to belong to Mr Edison and OURS GLY es in the pro=
cy
portion of sixty five per cente to Mr Edison and thirty five’ per
Cents to yourselves»
Please answer and inform me if you find the above state=
Ment Correet and inelose the duplicate original of that mOPeone
that a Sopy my be Sone to Mr. Edison for his ratification and a
iuovals
MR Edison will, from time to timey upon denand convey
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the title to all such Ecavenqeons and Letters Patent to Egisto Ps
"Fabbri and myself, as p Eniateae under similar trusts to Enea here~
tofore fixed with Drexel, Morgan & Coe in respest to ereee Bré tain.
Yours very truly
@,. Ps Lowrey.
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My dear Mr. Navarro}
As I am about going away, I wish to express our ar=
rangements concerning the introduction of Mr Edison’s Electric
Light in Cubae
I have arranged between you and Mr. fdison that you
shall have sole control of his inventions for the Electric Light
in “the Island of eube being the same inventions which will be
patented in this Sous eey for account of the Edison Electric Light
Company, and shall pay all expenses of introducing and disposing
of ee Same in Cuba, without any claim whatever upon Mr Edison for
contribition, except as you may realize moneys by the Bats of Pat~
entse The net proceeds of all aueh sales or other dispositions
are “te belong to Mr Edison and yourgel £ in sated geoperticnas Mr
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Speniah Patent or in such other way as may be Avsoveas
Pleasa Let me know if this is correet and send me
duplicate original that one Copy may be sent to Mr. Rdison for his
sihaicieaies Cae Nua alesen Destin tat
ratification and approval.
Very truly yours
G. Pe howrey.
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THE WESTERN UN TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
ALL MESSAGES TAKEN By THIS COMPANY SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TERMS:
the sander of a messece should order It nergateDs that " nd payment nf premlan thereon
te, wegriee "4 ry oflcs ioe c Comnne eon, For thie, one half the regwar rato ted teacaged, 112.1 ohe per cent,
rT ddition, I¢ te agreed detween ihe se! the follawing moseage and this Com. 1,099 id cont. for goy atvater distance, Nu em
1d Corapany shall not be tlable Tor milstal slays in the trausmieslon or dell hud
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NORVIN GREEN, President.
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Fabbri & Chauncey, . 48 South Street,
P.O. Box 1471, : New York, Nov. 26th ’80.-
My dear Grosvenor.
I ealled at your office today, aaa was sorry
™ho hear that you are still confined to the igus:
. T am about to enter into negotiations for the
introduction of the Flectrie Light in Tndia, and before proceeding
gith the busiwess. 2 wish to know whether you have any objection
to its being: carried out on the plan of our getting a large rem.
turn of the profits to be derived from the adaseboiines T do
vot think it-foastbve in eh a toe bo sell the invention out and
out, or to sigede any money down in adv ae Os I wish also to ea
if you have the matter of the right and patents for Tudia in prop
be teeay’ shape with Fdison, so that we shall be meth eck iy vaar’s iv
making arrangements for the dissoses of the same to other parties.
T ask you this because Soren told me that it is his impression that
adi woavliag’ Severe conicned to you in writing the arrangements
made with you about Todia and other abubbrl ea-adnowa Please lot
me have eoliy reply by Honday as T have made an appointment to talk
.the matter over with my party on Tuesday.
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ment with somebody for Switzerland. tt would be both useful and
istevestiug for me to kuow the terms of the agreement.
oping that y ou may be goon about again,
I remain, with kind regerds to Mrs. Lowrey,
Yours,
E.G. Fabbrie
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aL)) bel Palison to hove’ you negotiate Por a come
io the profits in. the
“aa Oth and cut sale id India 2° it should
gortdinne te be your opiuion that thd ds the best
robhod of douling vith) the suapoeh in shat couusry,
Legal Title. ) To fuve not jot the rights gud patonks for
| Todia de propor Load shape with Or Fdison, although
tT undorstand that it osly voads bhat T should give
‘Ab honed £0 GAG satthar bo have it gronerly avranized
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T wieaee Nin uenrly st padatins 3 Lotter bt
whieh you, T tink, have a sopy; xprossing thy are ‘
tanganeat which oo his poled’ T had wede with your
i ral firm Cor Tudia. To had be soud him several, other lete
ters at the sane time reapoabines yarious other cous
tries and parbies. Ho did uob reply to ine thon and
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Switnerkaad )- T siw somobhine iy the covspapors about Swit
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SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TERMS:
Vemvann by contract In writing, stating remiun thereon,
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an the fui thle Cor for any distance tnt excesdl Mos, and ¢ dlitance,” No ems
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agibcaiiouiss Doce. 14, 1800, Zs.
My dear Edigon?
Poel ease please find a copy of my letter of Merch
25, 1880, to which you Beye never formally rept ted, although you
have confi rmed and wopeeves the arrangements therein: Stated, oral~
ye
I am about to prepare complete Contracts to cover
each en the subjects redoried to in ot Letter, bua, for” the same
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reason there stated, I desire to have your letter confirming ‘and -
menepidng the arrangements there set oute To save you some- “tron
ao Seay, pee t 1
Bees I enclose what woubd be @ proper detter, to ba written by” you
as Tt undare tand ite If you appreve at please have it copied |
out, s0°ag- to go én your letter book and Setiien it to meq signed.
Ps im
Youre very truly
Te Ae Edisony Esqs
Enchesures ©
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Wes fe ye Se.
Jol K.Yorter. ONE * POCO / . VTonte’.
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Yoam goings bo the fot Sprinra hoOeMorrow, ¢
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HOE Seo you a sakn before my rohurtie
‘Fo guard against the gonsayucuees of oithor
your dent or mine 1 caving out various arraudasents as they are
Tat; oN
LOM, Gidy understood as bebween ourselves, T now state bhem and
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28k you ty roply te this letter approving if you tind then eerrceat
(Pirsh, dn pesness to Yaglaud:
Although the list time we spoke ou this gub=
Jeet you said that you understood and intended that T shoud have
2 Onoethird icheresh in your retrainins intercsts under the Droxol
FPorgay & Co. arrauganepts, T an disposed to desline that, bocause
allothe servieo whieh T sould render you wis rendersd before you
made bGhis suggest dou. T iWererore, wWeh thauks for the onoro se
ity of the offer, will bot accept it, leaving you, t herefore, so
Dueh rishor sod Looking form: ghare alone bo ELE Co.
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T have arracged ou your kehelf! with My dayorro
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that he is to poy all expenses of Lahdny out the poatouts and ine
hrodugaug the light isto the Islaod ef Cuba in sousiderst ion of
OnGehalf Lie cof proceeds; he co have rujl ecoutrol ef the dispo-
| aitide of the pate ots or the other half, jfoing bo you, you ars
first to dedueb Fitts én per Sobte., and then of the rena@ining pore
| tion, to wit, thirty Piva por cent. of the wrole, you aro to sive
to me ove wodird.
Third, 423 to lodias~
| . T have arranged wilbh Begsrs Pubbri & Chauncey
in the samc manner; they to receive thirty five per eent. es
their gompensition, ‘you to have sixty-five. Of this sixty-five
per ecot. fiftcen is to te first deducted ky you and then you
ore tO yfive mo one third of the renadsinjy portion, to wit, of
Cifty por conte of the whole
Fourth, as to Porbuyel, New foolend, Yow
south Walog, OneasshLand and Victoria: —~
T heave made the sane arrauga@tents as to the
above as ware bade with Todia aud aa to have the saine sharé of |
your Luotereste
Tn 311 these cases, 413 T have infermad you,.
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T adso make the other parties give me a percent .ge of their cet
prorite
Tf this ig correct pleaso acknuewledye the
regeipt of this letter and say so. All tho interosts referred
‘to ucove as being for me are for the account of Pertor,hoyroy,
Soreb & Stona T will have auibablo letior: exchanaed bet yeaen
you tel eneh of thesa purties expressing in 7 goneral way the
right and obligation of each.
Pleage also refor to und rstify the Letter to
Vessrs hf & Coe, Fee Co. and Un Navarro, dated the 25th, copies
ef whieh are enclosads Yours ‘ruly,
Ge Pe Towreye
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(CoPY)
Menlo Park, N.J., Dee 15th, 1880.
G.P.Lowrey, Esq,
Dear Sir:
Your letter of March 25th 1880 in which
you stated the arrangements made by you on my behalf
with Messrs. Drexel, Morgan & Company in respect to Portu~
gal, New Zealand, New South Wales, Queensland and Victoria
and with .P. Navarro Esq, in respect to Cuba, and with
Neseyis Fabbri and Chauncey in respect to India, was duly
received at ubout the time of its date, and correctly
states che arrangements between us as to the interests
of Porter, Lowrey,Soren & Stone; and all the arrangements
set forth are in accordance with my authority to you so
far as the countries mentioned are concermed.
_ I will state that if yow have not had it une
derstood with both Drexel, Morg an & Company and Fubbri &
Chauncey, that they were to bear the expenses or provide
Persons or syndicates who would bear the ekaeined (if
such a thing were necessary) to make one installation of
a Station in each of the countries named that this was
always my intention and supposition.
With this understanding I hereby ratify und
approve the arrangements made by you and desire you to
prepare proper assignments or other contracts carrying out
the wanes
Very soon after the receipt of your letter, I
informed you in conversation of my approval and this writ-
ten approval has been omitted only because of the engross~
ing nature of my occupations, which have prevented me
from attending to such matters as promptly as I should
otherwise have done.
Very truly,
Thomas Alva Edisone
John K. Porter, : Pity 5 Lorry. aoa We ¥ 7
Grosvenor B Lowrey, !
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Te Ae Etlison, Esqe
Dear Sir:
Sours of the 15th, in answer to my letter of March 25th,
is | Beoived.
You say: “I will state that if you as not had it un~
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nderetens with both Dieseie norees & Cos and Paboré & = Chauncey
“that they were to bear the PxPORES or provide Bore ons or syndi~
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al ae would bear the expense (if such a thing were uaceesery!
*to make one sunearlaticy of a station in each of the counties
“named, that ea was eis my intention and supp osdtions®
we em wees
I aid soe stipulate with epee. to enata with abbr &
ShePaeeyy nor with respect to any ‘eeusey other ee Bugland with
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Drexel, Horgan & Gos, foe any, Santhe ites in those countries, or
the setting up ofa Peon:
You will monenban that. Ppexedy oreo & dau in ue a~
grocnent of Desaeihe Fr. ae 1875,, Gareed to make an exhibition in
Great Britain it, in thoir opinion, it pnome be font rabies they
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poaaitly in London befere any couk 4 ne: calcd for in Tndia and the
ethan countries named in my letter of Mareh 25th, it is dad TRSLY.
that av such oxhibitions would ever be really necessary 7 ao not
doubt, h Nowaya i that Fabbri & Chasey and Drexel, Morgan & O04
will be willing be-manes in respect to Bai sani ious au the
game (omie substentisliy « as Preneny Berges & Co. agreed wath re~
spect | to 0 England.
If this =y be RSURE SS OROY to you, piease let me know
by a letter acknowledging the pregeae one, and in which dienes
say!
“y mperove of your Arrangements with Fabbri & + Cha meey
“in reepect a0: India, and with Drexel, MOTERA & Cos, woth respect
“ee Portugal, New Zealand, Now south Val a Queensland and Viecto~
“ria; shee firms to be guided by their own judguent ia etexnin
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“ing whothe x to make ‘exhibitions’ of the Electric ‘ight in those
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‘ny contract with then in 1 respect to Great Britainj and request
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you to prepare contracts to ‘aek forth 1 kbs formally nue eprecheu:
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“4n paapest to those countriess*
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A few of the Testimonials received as to the
. Working of the
BRUSH ELECTRIC LIGHT. -
From Messrs, Peek, Frean & Co., Biscuit Manufacturers, London.
GENTLEMEN,—We have now employed the Brush Electric Light -
for the illumination of a portion of our works at night, since the
zend.of March last, and since that time it has entirely superseded gas
in those rooms whete the lamps are fixed, ,
The beauty and steadiness of the light are excellent, and the return
to the dull glimmer of gas would be regarded by all asa great
misfortune. Qur work-pcople speak of it in the highest terms of
satisfaction, as by it they are enabled to turn out hetter work, whilst
the rooms are cooler and more cheerful. From careful calculations
made of the cost of the Electric Light compured with that of gas at
3s. per thousand, we think we may safely say that we effect a saving
of about 20 per cent, whilst we obtain an incalculable increase of
light, and that of a quality to enable us to sce clearly the slightest
variation in the colour of our goods, which was impossible under
the old system. The above calculation includes the cost of a
separate engine, which would probably be necessary in a_ further
extension of the system, which we have in contemplation. Hitherto
we have utilised the space power of the engines driving the machinery
in the west wing of our works in which the Electric light is- fixed,
Yours’ truly,
(Signed)
Peek, Frean & Co,
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From the Riverside Worsted Mills, United States,
RIVERSIDE WorsTED MILLs, ProvIDENCE, R. I, Dec 1, 1879
- Dear Sir,—Your letter asking for a sketch of our experience with
the Brush Electric Light, is at hand, and we willingly give you such
information as you desire, :
We had been making some investigations into the electric lighting
in use in France, when our attention was called to ‘the, American
systems on. exhibition at the Mechanics’ Fair in Boston, in the :
autumn of 1878. After as careful attention to the matter as its then :
undeveloped state admitted of, we decided that the Brush system, if
any, was the light best adapted to our awants, and arranged with your
naa Agent to set up one of your largest machines in our mill on
trial,
The machine was set up and started about the 20th of February ;
its success was instant and complete, so much so that this machine
was accepted and another ordered at once. This second machine
was started in March, when a third was ordered by telegraph, which
was set up and running early in April. :
With these three machines we ran through the. summer, getting
such satisfaction that in September we ordered two more, which are .
both now running, making in all five of your largest machines running
eighty (80) lamps, which are now regularly lighting nearly all our
principal rooms. After this experience of nearly a year we have not
a word to give you save of praise. Our satisfaction increases as we
come to know the machines more thoroughly.
They could not have a severer test than we give them, as our mill
runs night and day the year through, and we have not had a
moment's delay from, or a dollar’s worth of repairs on, any of the -
machines or lamps. The light is all we expected; it is strong and *
steady, clear and white; it is universally liked both by overseers and -
help, so much so that we doubt if we could get along now with tlhe ,
help, if we were to return to the old gas lighting ; certainly we should '
not get so good work, nor so much of it. We use porcelain globes
pretty generally throughout the mill, and we have less complaint of
trouble to the eyes than we used to have with gas. ; :
The air of the rooms, too, shows a very marked difference. In’;
our Weave-Room, with its two hundred and fifty (250) gas lights, the
air became almost unbearable after midnight in the summer ; and the
jaded appearance of the men showed how they felt it.
‘ With the electric light there is no such trouble, as the air is as good
as in the daytime, and noticeably cooler, :
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_An answer to your question as to how many gas burners would
give us as much light as we are getting now, will hardly give a fair
test, as we should never think of trying to get so much light with gas,
: In our Weave-Room, for instance, we formerly had two burners to
each loom close down to the work, now the z/ole room: to the peak
of the roof and in the furthest corners is almost as light as day ; still
the figures are interesting, ;
We had formerly about two hundred and fifty gas burners of
seventeen candle power each, a total of four thousand two hundred
aud fifty candle power. We now have twenty clectric lamps of two
thousand candle power each, a total of forty thousand candle power.
Your other question, “ How many gas burners would answer your
purpose?” is more satisfactorily answered. Owing to some changes
preparatory to setting up new machinery, all our eighty (80) lamps
are not at this moment in full service, but by actual count we have
seventy-one mm) lamps permanently placed, and these displace five
hundred and seventy-eight (578) gas burners: that is, there are
five hundred and seventy-eight burners already placed that would be
lighted were the electric lights stopped.
Estimating these burners at six feet per hour, we should use 3,468
cubic feet of gas per hour, costing at 2 dols. per thousand cubic
feet, 6 dols, 93 c. per hour. :
Total cost per hour® .....t.csceeeDols, 2.20
Making a saving of four dollars and seventy-three cents. (4 dols, 73 c.)
per hour, and this saving for the three thousand (3000) hours the
machines run in the year is 14,190 dols., and nearly pays for the
machines, These figures are acfwa/, as we averaged the number of
carbons burned for several nights, to get the exact consumption of
each Jamp, and for the consumption of gas we took off a number of
the gas burners in use, had them tested on a test meter, and averaged
them, getting a strong-six (6) feet to each burner.
Respectfully,
“Riversipe WorsteD MILLS,
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From the Oswego Falls Manufacturing Company.
Osweco Fatts, N. ¥., Dec. 5, 1879.
The Brush Electric Light Co,
GENTLEMEN,—In reply to your inquiry, I have much pleasure in
saying we are well pleased with the four No, 7 machines, which
supply 78 globe lights you fitted up for us. The result realises our
sanguine expectations.
The cost of generating the light is very small, especially where
water power is available, The great merit, however, of the light is
its not vitiating the quality of the atmosphere, which, after a room
has been lighted for several hours, remains cool and pure, and,
therefore, is more healthy than any artificial light with which I am
acquainted. ~~ Yours, respectfully, .
D. RamspEn, Supt.
Mr, Ramsden has since ordered another machine, and now has
“ninety lights in regular use. The gas pipes have now been removed
from the mill.
From Atlantic Mills, Providence, R.I.
: ATLANTIC MILLS, PROVIDENCE, R. I., Nov. 11, 1879.
Brush Electrie Light Co. 3
GENTLEMEN,—In reply to your inquiry as to the result obtained
by us in the use of your Electric Light, we would say that it has
given us good satisfaction. For manufacturing purposes we find it
Jar superior to any other light, and are confident it is auch more
economical than azy kind of gas.
The machines and lamps require but very little attention, and need
only a man of average intelligence to use them successfully, We
expect in the zear future to light our entire works by the use of your
machines. : ‘
Very truly yours, .
Owens Bros, Agents.
These-parties now have in use thirty-six lights. ‘They manufacture
delaines and dress goods, and need plenty of wife light. Their
unequivocal endorsement of the light, as above, is one of the very
best proofs of its adaptation to such uses.
From Cheney Brothers, South Manchester, Ct.
Souri MANCHESTER, Conn., Dec. 3, 1879.
The Brush Electric Light Co. ; :
GENTLEMEN,—In response to your inquiries we say that the experi-
mental eighteen light machine that you put in as our works promises
to be asuccess. We are experimenting with the machine in different
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departments ot our works, in order to fully test its capacity, and the
Cost of lighting our mills as compared with gas. So far the results
are favourable, and we think further trials will demonstrate the value
and economy of your light. Yuurs traly,
CHENEY BRoTHERs.
From the Willimantic Linen Company,
TREAsURER’s OFFice, Hartrorp, Conn., July 5th, 1879,
Brush Electric Light Co,
GENTLEMEN, —The six-light electric machine, which we put in our
Willimantic Mill, is-running to our entire satisfaction, - We havé two
lights in our winding room, 68 feet by 80 feet, and four in the mule
room, 68 feet by 200 feet, where we are spinning No. 140 cotton,
The entire cost is about eqvivalent to gas at 1 dol, per thousand feet
—the light Far Berrer. Gas costs us 3.25 dols. per thousand feet,
I enclose a photograph, taken in the winding room after midnight,
which Bives a very good idea of the power of the light. .
In this toom the electric light is particularly of value, as colours
can be determined as well as by daylight. ‘The light does not raise
the temperature. All as gives out non-respirable gases and consumes
oxygen, At the end of the day, when work-people are well tired out
the effect of gas, by raising the temperature and giving out noxious
Bases, on the workers is quite plain (to say nothing of the bad effect
electric light not at all, as shown by a common thermometer. You
will see that this evenness of temperature is very important in the
Yours truly, :
WE. Barrows, Treasurer,
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. From Waterman and Mayer, Corsat Factory,
; ‘ West Brooxrietp, Mass., Dec, 4, 1879
Brush Electri¢ Light Co, ; ‘ :
GENTLEMEN,—In reply to yours as to result ined i
of the Brush Electric Light, igs me pepe hailed
Tunning one of the No. 5 machines with six lamps, and i
results from it that are very satisfactory as regards economy cae 4
ita Behe Teonsidsr it the best'of lights for manufacturing, as
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From the Continental Clothing House.
Boston, Dec, 1st, 1879,
Brush Electric Light Co,
GENTLEMEN,—In answer to your inquiry as to the Brush Electric
Light used in our clothing establishment, where we are nightly using.
the six-light machine we bought of you in November, 1878, we would
say that we have run thé lights for three hours each night through the
winter, and Saturday nights four and half hours. Our room is 182:
feet by 90 feet and 16 feet high, and was formerly lit with eighty five’
foot gas burners, which cost us about 81 cents, perhour, ‘he average’
cost of the electric light, including power, carbon, attendance, &c., is
about 56 cents. per hour. ;
We find the light to be perfectly satisfactory in every respect, in
fact we should not know how to do our business with the old gas
burners formerly used. The light is perfectly steady and brilliant,
and we find it'a great advantage in showing the great variety of
colours that are displayed in our goods. Our entire expenses so far,
do not excecd five dollars, Yours truly,
FREELAND, Loomis & Co,
From the Montague Paper Company,
Orrtce oF Montacue Parer Co.
TurNER Fatts, Mass., Nov. 3, 1879,
Brush Electric Light Co.
GENTLEMEN,—We take pleasure in sending you our opinion of. -
your light. We are not ina position to speak of the economy or:
practicability of lighting our entire works by electricity, for ours is
only a single light machine put up experimentally, and lighting only -
oneroom. We have found the light useful and satisfactory in the
way of keeping our colour uniform through the night, and it is a pleasant’
and agreeable light to work by. Yours very truly, :
. Monracue Pater Co,
¥rom Boston Manufacturers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
Boson Manuracrurers’ Mutuat Fire INsuRANCE
‘ Company, Boston, Mass., Nov. 21, 1879, :
G. W. Stockley, Esg., VP, Telegraph Supply Co,
Dear Sir,—You are at liberty to say that this Company prefers:
‘the Electric Light (so guarded that points of incandescent carbon.
cannot fall from it) to any other known mode of lighting, having as’
-yet been unable to find any cause of danger in ‘its use, except as:
above stated. Yours very truly, Epwarp ATKINSON, President:
It is well known that tho Hon, Edward Atkinson is tho highest authority on Mill
Tnsurance and Mill matters genorally, and great valuo attaches to his opinion,
Telegraph Supply Co., Gleveland,
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From the Bay State Iron Company
Orrice Bay STaTe Iron Company,
2, Pemnerton Square, Boston,
Brush Electric Light Co., 5, Pemberton Square, Boston.
GENTLEMEN,—In answer to your enquiries as to the operation of
the Brush Electric Light Machine at our Works in South Boston, we
would say—We purchased the largest sized machine, No. 7, for
eighteen lights, with single lamps, but are using at present but eight
of them constantly, which number we expect to increase at an early
day. We have substituted double for single lamps, by which we get
a light burning sixteen hours without change,
We use the light in all parts of our works, and have also employed
it while unloading coal at night at our wharves. For all purposes,
and in all places where we have needed it the light has answered our
expectations for economy in the Pdwer required, and in the cost of
production, and we consider it has special adaptations and advantages
for use in all departments of the iron industry.
. Truly yours, J. AVERY Ricwarns, President,
From the Phoontx Iron Works,
PHENIXVILLE, Pa., July 10th, 1879,
, GENTLEMEN,—We light our machine shop, 317 by 90 feet, 38 feet
high, and our column shop, 130 by 53 feet, 13 feet high, with 11 Brush
Electric Lights. In these shops are about 100 machines, consisting
From the Norway Iron Works, Boston,
Norway Iron Works, Boston, January 20, 1880,
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Nayior &
Brush Electric Light Co, ‘
GENTLEMEN,—The No, 7 machine for eighteen double lamps
which you furnished us, works to our entire satisfaction, giving us all
the light we required at the various parts of our mill which we wish
to illuminate,
i . ‘Naytor & Co.
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From Pottstown Iron Company.
Porrsrown, Pa., December 17, 1879,
Telegraph Supply Co,
GeNTLEMEN,—Replying to your favour of the 10th inst. would say
that we are using the Brush Electric Light in our plate iron works,
nail manufactory, and shops very successfully. Our primary object
in introducing the light in our works was to enable us to run our nail
factory double turn, as the large and increasing demand for our
-Special brand made it necessary for us to enlarge our production.
The work of nailing requires 2 good strong light: the operating of
a nail factory at night being a new departure for that branch of the iron
trade; but with the aid of the electric light the main difficulties have -
been overcome, and we were so much pleased with its service that
we introduced it also into our mills and shops, believing that it would
add to the comfort of our men as well as increase their utility,
although the same degree of light required for our factory work is
not necessary for general mill operation. We have a large trade in
plates for locomotive and tubular boiler purposes, as we make a
speciality in the higher grades, as well also for ship plates, of which
we furnished largely for the American line of steamers, The adoption
of the light in this last named department has fully met our expecta-
tions, and enables us to take further steps for the increase of our
product there, which the enlarged call for our plates now necessitates,
Yours respectfully,
Wituiam H. Morris,
Lreasurer Pottstown Iron Co.
From Hon, R,. R. Herrick, Mayor of Cleveland .
; Mayor’s Orrice, CLEvELaNnD, O., June 27, 1879,
A. T. Whiting, Esq.
Dear Sir,—Yours of the 4th instant is received. Our Monu-
mental Park, formerly lighted by 105 gas lamps, is now, and has been
since sometime in April, far better lighted by 12 Brush Electric
ights,
I think this Brush Electric Light is far superior to anything I ever
saw before as-an out-door park light. It is beautiful, and’ makes
* everything around appear beautiful, -I believe our. people are
universally pleased with the light. It is brilliant and steady. Our
Navy storms of wind and iain do not seem to affect it in the least.
‘tue machine. is located 500 feet from the park, and the circuit is
about 4000 feet in length, and all the lights are in one circuit, I
think Nantasket Beach would be grandly beautiful if illuminated by
these lights, Respectfully,
R. R, Herrick, Mayor,
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From the Barber Match Company, Akron, O,
Barer Marcu Co.
The Telegraph Supply Co. Axron, Noy. 25, 1879,
GENTLEMEN.—We desire to express our entire satisfaction with the
Electric Light you have placed through our factory, We find it a
great success, as we are lighted much better than ever before—day or
night. The only fault we have to find is that you did not place it in
our works a, year ago. Yours truly,
Jno. K. Rowinson, President.
‘This is the largest Matoh Factory we know of in this country, They use one
of our 16-light machines,
From Senator William Sharon, Owner of Palaco Hotel.
. San Francisco, April 24, 1879,
Telegraph Supply Co, SF ;.
GENTLEMEN,—I have been using ten electric lights at the Palace
Hotel, furnished from one No. 4 and one No. 5 Brush machine, using
about ten horse-power. The lights are placed us follows: Two
3000 candle lamps in the court, displacing 510 gas jets; two 1000
and one 3000 candle lamps in the grand dining room, displacing
280 gas jets; one 1000 candle lamp in the restaurant, displacing
150 gas jets ; one 1000 candle lamp in the office, displacing 100 gas
jets; one 1000 candle lamp in the kitchen, displacing 20 gas jets;
one 1000 candle lamp in bar room, displacing 25 gas jets; one 3000
candle lamp in front of the hotel. The lamps in the dining room
are switched from there to the front of the hotel, and to the bar room
after the dinner hour, and all are working to our entire satisfaction.
We feel free to state that the Brush Electric Light is a cheap,
practical light to.use where much light is needed.
: Yours truly, Wa. Suaron,
We also light with equal snccess, tho Baldwin Hotel at San Francisco and
the Grand Pacifio Hotel at Chicago, ’ For hotel offices, corridors, dining rooms,
&c., it is especially valuable, and insures a Great saving over gas, -
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From the Deer Creek Mine, near Smartsvillo, Cal.
mine at night practically as well as by day. The machine Tequires
but little attention, and the expense is small.
_ continue to work as well as at present, the Company will be entirely
satisfied, Yours truly,
Geo. P, Tuurston, Secretary,
The Lake Superior Mino at Ishpomin , and tho Menomince Mi it
Quinnesoo, Mich,, aro also using our ht with excellent resulta, eee ee
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From Cleveland{ Burial Caso Company,
CLEVELAND Buriat Case Co.,
CLEVELAND, O., May 9, 1878,
Telegraph Supply Co.
GENTLEMEN,—The Plating Machine Purchased of you at the
beginning of this year has given us entire satisfaction, You, perhaps,
remember that we started everything new when we bought your
machine, and when our plater, a gentleman of large experience, came
to make his first trial with machine and new solutions, he remarked
that “it looked likeit was going to be all right from the start,” which’he
thought “ would be miraculous.” So, from our first experiment to
date we have no complaint to make. . <
: Yours truly, J. W. Hatcuer, Supt,
From Baltimore Nickel Plating Works,
Bartimore Nicket Piatine Works,
: : Barrimore, Mo., April 22, 1878,
Telegraph Supply Co.
GENTLEMEN,—We have used one of-your Brush Dynamo-Electric
Machines for electro-plating for several months. Its daily practical
use has proved very satisfactory. . We commend it especially for its
entire freedom from any difficulty in regard to heating, the amount
and regularity of current developed, economy of power consumed
and its durable and simple construction. :
Yours respectfully,
A. GREENLEAF & Co.
From Lowrie, Shurmer & Massey.
CLEVELAND, Oui0, January Ist, 1880,
Telegraph Supply Co,
GENTLEMEN,—Something over a year ago we purchased a 12-inch
Weston Dynamo-Electric Machine for use in our plating establish-
ment, and it ran pretty well for awhile, but soon began to give us
trouble by getting badly heated and getting out of order generally,
We had it repaired at an expense of over 50 dols., but very soon it
gave out again, and we became disgusted with it, and ordered one of
your 9-inch Brush machines in its place. ‘This has now been running
with the most perfect satisfaction for several months, and we feel
‘auch gratified at the results obtained with it, Tt does not get at all
heated, even with all the work we can get into our: baths, thus
avoiding the necessity of running water through it as with the old
Weston machine. The Weston machine is at your disposal any
time you send for it, Yours truly, E :
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From Sly and Furman,
CLEVELAND, OHIO; January 28th, 1880.
. Ldegraph Supply Co. ‘
GENTLEMEN,—We have been using one of your 9-inch Brush
plating machines for two years past in our plating establishment, and
it has not been out of order or given us any trouble for even an hour
during that time. It never gets hot, even when pushed with work,
and we have done as high as 30,000 dols. worth of work per month
with it. 5
We are familiar with all the plating machines in the market, and do
not know one that compares with the Brush in any respect.
: Yours truly,
Sty & Furman,
From the Buffalo Dental Manufacturing Co.
. Burrato, N.Y. Jan. 31, 1880.
Telegraph Supply Co, :
GENTLEMEN,—In response to your enquiry as to how we like our
“Brush Dynamo machine,” we have to say that we see no reason to
change the favourable opinion expressed in our former letter. It is
always ready, and gives no trouble. Before-we used this we had a
Weston which troubled us very much by heating. This objectionable
feature does not appear in the Brush machine. We would not part
with it if we could not replace it,
B. D. M. Co,
Yours very truly,
Geo. B. Snow, President.
From Myers, Osborn and Co., Stove Manufacturers.
OrrFicE or Myers, Ostorn & Co., CLEVELAND,
‘Feb. 8, 1880.
Telegraph Supply Co. .
GENTLEMEN,—We have used the Brush Dynamo-Electric machine
for a year, with entirely satisfactory results, The machine is fully up
to the standard of excellence claimed.
; Yours respectfully, .
3 Myers, Osporn & Co.
boi From the White Sewing Machine Co.
Telegraph Supply Co. * CLEVELAND, Feb. 3, 1880,
GENTLEMEN,—In reply to your inquiry as to our opinion of the
“Brush Dynamo-Electric Machine” for nickel-plating, we take
pleasure in stating that we have used it for nearly two years to our
entire satisfaction, and can heartily recommend it for its durability and
its non-liability to heat or change of current.
: Very truly yours, :
Wuire Szwine Macuine Co,
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LIST OF EMPLOYERS OF THE LIGHT.
As the best evidence of the tect that: the Brush Electric
Light is no longer an experiment, but a fully developed and
thoroughly practical illuminator, we give below a list of the
most prominent places where the light has been purchased
and is in regular use, or has been ordered for use,
IN GREAT BRITAIN.
16 Lights—tho Admiralty.
6 oy South Kensington Muscum.
16, ~—- Royal School of Mines, Jermyn Street,
16 SOg,_~=—- Admiralt (second order).
16 ,, ~=— Woolwic! enal,
16 =, ~=— Peek, Frean & Co.,, London,
16 ,, -—- Barrow-in-Furness Ship Building Company,
16 ” Great Eastern Railway Company.
6 ,, Denny Bros., Dumbarton (for ships).
60, Barrow-in-Furness Ship Building Company (second order),
18 ,, Messrs, Bass and Co., Burton-on-Trent.
18 = ,, Great Eastern Railway Company (second order),
16, ~—- Peek, Frean & Co., London (second order),
G 4, Isanc Holden, Esq., Oakworth House, Onkworth,
6 ~,, Denny Brothers, Dumbarton (second order),
6 4, Ballock & Co, (for export). -
18 7 Messrs, Holden & Son, Alston Works, Bradford
6 ly lh 6B Crossley, Esq., Halifax (on order),
16, ~~ Messrs, Caird & Co., Greenock,
8 ,, 3. Napier & Sons, Glasgow i
17—C«,,_~—Ss Baldwin, ax, n 0
364, Great Western Railway Company, Paddington Station (on order),
32. ‘Messrs, Holdon & Sons, Alston Works, Bradford (second order),
3 ,, Admiralty (third erder), .
16 ,, ~~“ South Eastern Railway (Charing Cross Station).
4 oy Clock Tower, Houses of Parliament, Westminster,
6 , ‘The Roanhead Hmmatite Mines, Ulverston, /
6 ,, The Clyde Spinning Company, Glasgow, ;
32 ” Corporation of tho City of London, for lighting of Blackfriars
Bridge, New Bridgo Stroct, Imdgate Cirous, Ludgate Bt.
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! : Go» AD, Notting & Go,, Olothicrs, Brooklyn, N.Y,
Rolling Mills, Iron and Steel Works, Machine Shops, &c. 6 ly, John Paret Co., ” ry
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Wholesale Grocers,
ie, HK. & PB. Thurber & Co., New York City,
14», ~~ Francis Leggett & Co., New York City,
Parks, Docks, Summer Resorts, &c., for Outdoor Use.
17. -4; Prospect Park, Amorican Falls, Niagara Falls, N.Y,
Ie, Chautauqua §, 8, Assembly, Fairpoint, N. Y,
1, Monumental Park and Suporior-Street, Clovoland, O,
1g” Nantasket Beach, Boston Harbour, Boston, Mass,
1%, N. O. City Ry, Co., Gardons, New Orleans, La,
wg ,, Schwartz Bros,, Gardens, New Orleans, La, .
IBY ys Brighton Beach Hotel, Seaside Resort, Coney Island, N. Y,
82 lights in Park Bros, & Co.'s Binck Diamond Steol Works, Pittsburg, Pa,
36, Brown, Bonnell & Co,’s Mills, Youngstown, O,
2, Pottstown Iron Co.'s Mills, Pottstown, Pa,
4 4, Edgmoor Iron Co,'s Mills, Edgmoor, Del,
12 “ Phoonix Iron Co,’s Mills, Phoonixville, Pa,
i 6 , _ Pennsylvania Steel Co.’s Mills, Baldwin Sta., Pa,
Hl 6 » Otis Tron and Steel Company’s Mills, Cleveland, O,
2 » Nashua Iron Co,’s Mills, Nashua, N.’ 37,
18 4, ~~ Norway Iron Co.'s Mills, South Boston, Mass;
| 18. ~~ Bay State Iron Co,’s Mills, South Boston, Mass,
| 16 ,, -_ . Passaic Rolling Mill Co.'s Mills, Paterson, N, J.
16, NJ, Iron and Steel Co.'s Mills, Tronton, N. J.
: inion Rolling Mill Co., Chiengo, Til. 180, 6 «OL EN. Y, Ry. Co,, Iron Ore Docks, Escanaba, Mich.
| ¢ . Hales Chicage Rolling dint Oo Chicago, TH, . 17, ~—-Harbour of Montreal & Docks, Escanaba, Mich,
52» W., Allison & Co.'s Car Works, Philadelphia, Pa, 1g” _ Allantio Garden, Bowery, N, ¥, City.
1 Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Co.'s Wire Mills, Worcester, Mass, 18 Sea Beach Palace Hotel, Conoy Island, N, ¥.
i » Niles Tool Works, Hamilton, 9. ei . Circuses. :
non Tron Works, San Francisco, Cal, ‘ " "
7 i 0. Bullooks Diamond Drills, Chicago, Til, : 184," Gooper, Bailey & Co., London Cirous, “On tho rond."
Standard Nut Co., Pittsburgh, Pa,
+» Pittsburgh Hingo Co., Pittsburgh, Pa,
v» Falls Rivet Co, 7; Cuyahoga Falls, O,
2 Albany & Rens'r. Iron & Steel Co,, Troy, N, ¥, ¢
+ Moorhead, McClean & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa,
Woollen, Cotton, Linen and Silk Factories,
126, Thos, Dolan & Co., Woollen Mills, Philadelphia, Pa,
96 =, ~~ ‘Riverside Worsted Mills, Providonca, 1.I. aaa
108, Oswego Falls Woollen Mills, Fulton, N.Y,
116, Atlantio Mills, Dresa Goods, Providence, RT. :
4s Amoskeag Manufacturing Co., Manchester, Cotton Goods, N. H.
25 4, ~~ Willimantio Linon Co., Spool Catton, Willimantic, Conn,
S4- Engle & Phaanix Works, Columbus, Ga,
30), Mississippi Mills, Wesson, Mississippi,
Globo Mills, Dress Goods, Woonsocket, RL
se, Conant Thrend Company, Spool Cotton, Pawtuckot, R.I,
9 | W. W. Coles Cirous, On tho road," . .
er John Robineon's Cirons, ** On the road,"
2 4 W. ©. Coup’s Circus, “On the road,”
Colleges, Churches, &c,
2 re Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, Pa,
3 ” Ohio Medical College, Cincinnatti, O,
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i Wabash College, Orawfordsvillo, Ind,
i Baptist Church, North Orange, N. J.
Hotels,
10, =~ Palace Hotel, San Francisco, Cal.
w , Baldwin Hotel, San Francisco, Cal.
we Grand Pacific Hotol, Chicago, Til,
%w ,, Continental Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa,
y Mines, Smelting Works, &c,
Ge 5 Menomineo Mining Co., Quinneseo Mino, Quinneseo, Mich.
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G4, Waterman ana Mayer, Corset Factory, W. Brookfield, Mass, 1%’ Oleveland Iron Mining Company, Cleveland Mine, Ishpeming, Mich,
18 5, Cheney Bros., Sille Works, South Manchester, Conn,
4 4, Deer Creek Mine, near Smartsville, Cal,
wy, Pilot Knob Iron Co., Tron Mine, Pilot Knob, Mo...
a 4; Great Basin Mining and Smelting Co., Salt Lake City, Utah.
3° 35 Old Jordan wining Co,, Salt Lake City, Utah,
a? =i, North Bloomfold lining Co., Nevada City, Novadn.
Steamers, '
18. , ~—- Raritan Woollen Mills, Raritan, NJ.
19° 4, ~~ Cohannet Mills, ‘anton, Mass,
6 Cy, Cohoes Warp ‘Thread Co,, Cohoes, N, Y,
64 4, | Whittenton Infacturing Co,, Taunton, Mass,
72 4, Wanskuels Co., Providence, R.L
1% OC, Burlington Woollen Mills, Winooski Falls, Vt.
: ef 8. Steamer « Massachusetts,” Providence Line, N. ¥, City,
H Large Stores, See By, » “RR Springor,” Mississippi River, Cincinnati, 0,
St: John Wanamaker, Grand Depét, Philadelphia, Pa,” : 6 fy, » *Stateof California,” Pacitic Const Line,San Francisco, Cal,
200» Dunham, Buckley & Co,,. ry Goods, 340, Broadway, NY 2» " + 0, Groy,” Grey's Iron Line, Pittsburgh, Pa,
. 20. 4, Bates, Rood & Cooley, Dry Goods, 343, Broadway, N. Y, a: + ase Dale, " ” sig
Go. A.D, duillard & Co., Dry Goods, 68, Worth Street, N. ¥, 2 yy Am 4itad Stoamors, St. mad Mo,
6 ‘y+ Looser. & Uo., Dry Goods, Brook # 2 ~~ Steamer “8, H, Parisot, New Orleans, +
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S » Continental Giothing House, Washington Btrect, Boston, Mass,
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20 Lights—Barber Match Co., Mitch Factory, Akron, O.
16 Allen Bros,, Paper Mill, Sandy Hill, N; Y.
a . Montague Paper Co., a aqer Mill, Turner's Falls, Mass,
19 _ Stanley Rule and Level Co., New Britain, Conn.
Plume and Atwood, Manufacturing Company, ‘Thomaston, Conn,
Atlantic Petroleum Refining Co., Point Breeze, Philndelphia,
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection Co,, Philadelphia;
Chicago Times Building, Chicago, Il.
Ohicago and Alton Railway Bridge, Glasgow, Mo,
Orystal Plate Gloss Co,, Orystal City, St, Louis, Mo,j
J. G, Kitchon, Philadelphia, .
Ferry Seed Co., Detroit, Mich.
Dover Stamping Co., Cambridge, Mass,
Olds & Lord, Saw Mill, Aston, Minn,
Bergner & Engle Brewing Co. , Philadelphia,
. Michigan Central R. BR. Co,, Detroit, Mich.
Rented Lights furnished from a Central Station.
California Electrio Light Co. San Francisco, Cal,
Grand Rapids Electric Light and-Power Oo., Grand Rapids, Mich,
City of Wabash, on Court House Dome, Wobash, Ind.
pret Galesburgh, Il., Flog-staff, Galesburgh, Ill,
New York,
1880. Electric Pen (D-80-027)
This folder contains correspondence relating to the design and marketing of
the electric pen. Other letters concern ownership of patent rights.
All the documents have been filmed.
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1880. Exhibitions - Paris Electrical Exhibition (D-80-028)
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1880. Menlo Park Laboratory - Internal (D-80-030)
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1880. Mining - General (D-80-032)
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PRESIDENT, VICE-PRESIDENT, SECRETARY,
HON, BENJAMIN A. VAIL. CHARLES S. CAPRON. JOHN WEAVER.
: REPORT OF THE
SAN JUAN AND NEW JERSEY
DISCOVERY AND MINING COMPANY,
This company is incorporated under the laws of the State of New Jersey, for the purpose of
acquiring, by a systematic use of experienced miners and engineers, such mining properties as the
company may consider desirable to hold, either for sale or for development,
The capital stock of the company is $1,000,000, divided into 100,000 shares of ten dollars
each. The shares are full paid and non-assessable. Twenty-five thousand shares of the capital
stock are placed in the treasury for working capital.
When the company was organized in April last, it was not the intention of the directors to
develop any of its mines at first, but simply to acquire them, and this was so stated in the pros-
pectus then issued. Such, however, has been the success of its able prospecting staff, in the
acquisition of very valuable mining property, and so greatly have the facilities for marketing the
ore increased in the last few months, that it is now considered that the interests of the company
will be best subserved by at once proceeding to develop one or more of its mines, with a view of
selling some of their immense deposits of mineral, for the benefit of the treasury and the gratifi-
cation of the stockholders.
As stated in the prospectus referred to above, the company commenced by purchasing six
Silver mines entire, a half interest in four more, a fine mill site and a water right, all in the San
Juan district of Colorado.
The efforts of the prospecting staff have so increased the company’s possessions that it now
Owns THIRTY-NINE MINING CLAIMS ENTIRE, a one-half interest in _TEN MORE, and three of the
finest mill sites in the whole San Juan country.
Considerable work‘has been done this season on the company’s “Western Belle” Mine, and with
every ten fect of drifting in the tunnel the vein has increased in width and richness. The pay-
streak is of grey copper and brittle silver, and is ten times its width when first uncovered. The
gradual manner in which the whole vein has widened out with development is very gratifying to
all interested, as indicating a permanent yield of silver ore, of both medium and rich grade, in
great abundance.
For the purpose of deciding upon a future plan of action the directors recently ‘sent the
secretary, Mr. John Weaver, to Colorado to examine the property of the company, and to con-
sult with practical and ‘experiénced parties. about the advisability of proceeding forthwith to
develop a mine, and which mine to develop first, if any.
Owing to the position of the “Western Belle,” it being on the side of Mineral Mountain, it can
be worked by tunnelling, thus avoiding the expenses of pumping and hoisting, which have to be
done when a shaft is sunk from level ground, Another advantage is, the mouth of the tunnel
where the work is now being done on the mine, is only about 150 feet from the line of the new
wagon road now being rapidly built. This road will enable the men to transport the ore to the
_ “Western Belle” tunnel. .
smelters at much less expense than if they had to depend upon the only other means of convey-
ance, namely, by packing on the backs of mules, or burros, down the mountain trails, Again!
near to this mine the company owns a fine mill site, upon which, some time later, it may be advis-
able to erect smelting works, so that the company can manipulate its own minerals, and for that
matter the minerals of other owners also, which will materially help to swell the carnings of the
company.
These facts, combined with the character and quantity of ore contained in that mine, justify,
the directors think, their decison to at once proceed to develop its resources.
When the company organized, the services of Mr. James A. Drummond were secured, under:
a three years’ contract, which dates from April, 1880. Mr. Drummond being a practical miner and
prospector of many years experience in Colorado and the territories.
Arrangements were then made to send out, also, other experienced prospectors, under his
supervision, into the districts around the Dolores and San Juan, with instructions to locate and
secure for the company desirable silver and gold lodes, carbonates, coal lands, placer claims and
other valuable properties appertaining to mining.
Judicious management of the company’s affairs have produced the foregoing satisfactory re-
sults, at acomparatively small outlay of money. The fact being that the company’s possessions have
increased in the short space of six months about FIVE HUNDRED PER CENT. in value and quantity,
which is probably unprecedented in the history of mining companies, and this without increasing
its capitalization, drawing upon its treasury reserve, or making any demand upon the stockholders.
The Jatter cannot be done under any circumstances, as all its stock is full paid and unassessable.
In reference to the mines of the company which are not being developed, all the work neces-
sary to be done under the law, for one year to come, has been done, and no.more work is neces-
sary upon any of them before the latter end of next year,
It will be for the company to decide hereafter whether any of them shall be sold or not. To
retain them will not make ‘any great annual demand upon its treasury, and at the same time the
company will own an enormous amount of the best kind of silver mining property.
The mines are located in several districts. The majority of them are on true fissure veins.
A few are carbonate lodes. No placer claims have been taken up. Probably next year the staff
may succeed in locating placer claims, but they have discontinued prospecting for this year, in
order to push development on the “ Western Belle” Mine.
Upon this property a comfortable cabin, a store-house and a blaeksmith-shop have been built;
a dumping-car and car-track have been furnished, and supplies, tools, etc, have been laid in for a
winter’s work,
Some of the same appliances would be available for working the “ Jersey State” Mine, should
the company hereafter decide to develop it, as its opening is only about 1500 feet from the
September 30, 1880.
OFFICES:
New York: : NEW JERSEY:
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1880. Mining - Edison Ore Milling Company, Ltd. (D-80-033)
This folder contains correspondence, agreements, and other documents
relating to the business of the Edison Ore Milling Company, Ltd. Some documents
concern the Miocene Mining Company, which was established by Edison and other
members of the Edison Ore Milling Company to exploit a mine in California. There
is also a list containing the names of Edison Ore Milling Company stockholders for
the years 1880-1883 and the number of shares owned by each. Related material
can Ps found in the Edison Ore Milling Company Minute Book (Company Records
Series).
All the documents have been filmed.
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Compre, alvinatet
This nekeewsns made thist<zm day of qanGary in:
the year 1880, between Thomas Alva Edison of Nenlo Park 40 the |
State of New sereay of the first part, and The Fdison Ore
Milling Company, Limited, a corporat ion created under the
laws of the State of New York, and hereinafter called the Com :
pany, of the second part,
Witnesseth:
Wisco the Company
has beon organized with the view of acquiring and using in-
Goatinwe, woseseed sna tepbara patent therefor for extract-
ing,motals from ores by electricity and other means; and
among these, certain inventions and bert ae dic uk the party of
the. first part already made and devised, and such others of
the like character as he may make hereafter, and such letters
patent as may be geaneed for any of them.
And whereas the said Fdison is willing and proposes: for
the consideration and upon the terms hereinafter referred to,
to assign to said Company all his interesi in certain con-
tracts, and to transfer to it his right, titles” intorest in
all his said inventions, processes and letters patent, and: i
the sxblunive use, and benefit theroof, in and for the United
States- of America, and all other States and Countries of. the. -
world,
Now, in consideration of the mutual agreements of the
parties hereto as hereinafter diet forth, they respectively
agree with each other as follows: +: # wu
First: The said Edison hereby assigns, ‘transfers and
sets over to the Company the three several contracts, and all
his ie title and interest
of, which are herewith handed to the Company, and are de-
23rd day of December, 1879, between said Edison or his as-
|
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i s¢Cribed as follows, to wit: {l.) An agreement, dated the |
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signs of the first part, and the United States Mining Tn~
vestmont Company of the second part, relating to the wernt ne
4 of tailings and other debris on the properties now or former~
ly owned by the ‘Cherokee Flat Blue Gravel Company and The
Spring Valley Natag and [rrigating Company, respectively;
(2, ) re agreement made at Oroville, in the County of Butte
and State of California, the 24th day of November, 1879,
between said Edison and his assigns of the first paver and
The Big Bar Hydreulic decva Company and relating to the work-
ing of tailings or debris on the proporty of said Company;
(3, ) pe agreement made at said ‘Oroville dated the 28th gay
of November, 1879, aera Said Edison or his assigns of the
first part, and Oliver Py Powers, Je T, Soule and F, B. Mil-
ler of the second part.
Second: The said Edison hereby sells and aaSseRs to
i the Company the entire and exclusive right, title, interest,
| ; use and benefit in and for the United States of America, and
' I tala other States and countries of..the world, in and of his
H inventions or improvements in or relating to the manufacture
of Chlorine water, and in and of all other inventions, dis-
coverios, improvements,’ processes, devices, apparatus and
means BEPneeke made, discovered or used by him, in or per-
taining to the extraction of metals from DEBE: tailings,
gravel or other deposits Pmen SOEs wether. By use of electri-
city or of any erent eet) mechanical or “other processes or
Means whatsoever; and does also agree that all other and
puithes are bene: discoveries, improvements, processes, do-
wiéests apparatus and means of the character above described
which he may make within the period of seventeen years from
the date hereof, together with the improvements upon any of
them which he may make within the same period, shall be deem~
ed to have been made for and shall belong forthwith to the
Obmpariy:
Third: The party of the first part hereby agrees, on
behalf and for the benefit of the Company, to make and prose-
cute with all reasonable speed and diligence from and after.
the execution of this agreement, investigations and experi-
ments for discovering, devising and perfecting the best and
most profitable processes, epparatus, devices and means for
extracting métaia from ores, tailings, gravel and other de~
posits thereof by eieeticiwy, chemical and any such other
Means be. Hewede discover or deviance: and in respect to all of
the iikwas ao diseovetes or devised which are either not pa-
tentable, or which the Company shall decide not to patent,
Fdison agrees to wee to it complete and detailed information
descriptions, formulae and instructions for practically oper-
ating the same, as fast as the same are made by him,
And Edison agrees that he will not disclose any of them
to any other person than to the Compaty, without its permis-
“sion in writing, signed by its President. And it is mutu-
ally agreed by the parties hereto that all expenses of Edison
in and about his experiments and investigations aforesaid,
provided that the nature and amount thereof have been first
authorized and approved by the Company, shall be borne and
Seca ante Seen ee a anne ee ee
ad paid by it from time to time as they accrue,
Fourth: All inventions, discoveries, improvements,
processes, devices, apparatus and: means of the character de-~
scribed in the second or third articles heceat which shall
be made within seventeen years from the date hebeor: shall °
belong to the Company without PuERer Stab endatten to Edison
than et Proyeeed for him by this agreement; and Edison
hereby agrees that fie will transfer and secure to the Company.
from time to time as they are made, the full, sole and ex-
elusive right, title, interest use and benefit of all of
them, in and for all the states and countries af oresaid.
Fifth:. Edison agrees that, in respect to all his ine
ventions, improvements, processes, apparatus, devices or
means of the character reforred to in the second and third
articles Reveors which can be protected by letters patent,
grants, concessions or other privileges, securing to the
owner thereof the exclusive or other Special use and benofit
thereof, in any of the countries named in the preamble hereof:
he will, upon the request of the Company, prepare, execute,
deliver to it or file as may be necessary, all caveats, draw
ings, models, specifications and applications for such pa~
tents or other grants as aforesaid; and will, as fast as any
such patentable inventions, improvements or other devices aro
perfected, assign the same and all his right, title and in-
terest therein, edd 4a all the eebita: or other such be
concessions or privileges as aforesaid therefor, to the Com- i
pany, and will execute and deliver to the Company all such
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other instruments or writings as will secure to it the entire:
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and exoyeive Feeney title, use and benefit of all of them
. Sixth: The Company agrees in consideration of the as-
signments, covenants and agreements of Edison as herein set
forth Re pay and issue to him Two hundred and eighty five |
ehousand doPiare of its capital stock; and to pay him an
annual salary of ten thousand ($10,000) dollars in each of
tho seventeen years next after the third Tuesday of janaeey5
1880, in which its net profits, after payment of all cost of
exiobinents as provided in the third article hereof, and all
its other oxpenses,shall be sufficient to pay that sum; and
if esta net profits in any year shall not be sufficient to
pay the whole amount of salary, étida to pay him such part
theroof as such net profits will yield,
And the Company further agrees that:after reserving. and
deducting so much of the net profits of each of said seven-
teen years, ending seupectively Sti the third Tuesdays of
January, 2s will pay sata annual sum of ten thousand dollars
and such further sum as will amount to twenty per cent. upon
{ the - amount of its stock then outstanding, it will pay Edison
Out of any surplus then remaining of the net profits of that
year, thirty percent. of such surplus, up to but not exceed-
ing thirty chousend dollars in any year. And it is agreed |
that the provisesns of this articlo in respect to such salary;
; and percentage to Edison shall apply to each \ year: taken sepa
tab ery PY meets and without reference to or in connection
i with any Stier:
i Seventh: Edison agrees to execute and deliver to the
Company from time to time, at its request and expense, such
writings of further assurance or such separate instruments
Bikinis st sina eck Srv gai ty
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More fully or specifically securing to the Company thé inter-|
; ests Or'any portion thereof which are covered by this in-~
strument as it may require to have,
| Eighths Both parties agree that an instrument or mem~
i: oOrandum of agreement made between the parties hereto and i
bearing even date herewith is superseded by this agreement
Hi and is henceforth void, aa they hereby’ release and discharge
H each other from aid obligations under Said supenseded in~
strument, and- agree that the rights of both parties in re~
4 Spect to the matters contained herein are determined by this |
i agreement only; and as if it had been executed instead of
i the other. | :
In witness whereof the party of the first part has
hereto set his hand and seal; and the party of the second
pert has hereto set its seal and has éanwea its corporate
name to be Signed by the hand of its Prewidont the day and
4 year first above written...
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. On the twenty seventh day of
Jasuaey in the year one thousand eight hundred and Siehis
berine me personally came William duenan with whom I am per-~
sonally pequernheds subscribing witness to the foregoing in~
strument, who PeLne a me duly sworn did depose and say, that -
he resides at Menlo Park in the Sane of New Jetueyy that he
is well acquainted with Thomas A. Edison and knows him to be:
the same person deseribed in and who executed the foregoing
instrument, that he saw him sign the same, that he sonnowe eds
ed in his presence that ine executed the same and that he sub-.
scribed his name as wiewaue thereto,
Aaa. on the twenty seventh day of january one thousand
eight hunared and aren before me personally came Janes H,
BOuker and sioekeen Ie Griffin to me known to be respectively
the persons described in and who executed the foregoing 4 in=
ner ument as the President aad Secrerery. respectively of The
Edison Ore Nialing Company, paws the Serpererson describ-~ :
ed in and in whose behalf the same instrument was by them ex~ |
couted and they severally acknowledged to me that they execu~!
tod ‘the same as the free act and deed of said Company, for
ue ‘Purposes therein mentioned and thereupon the said janee
H. Banker being. by me duly BMER said, that he resided at -
Irvington in ERR State of New York, that he was the President
of the said the Edison Ore Milling Company, esneted) and that
he sipied ihe: name of the said The Edison Ore Milling Company
Limited; and his own name as Biaaident thereof, to the fore-
going instrument by order of the Board of Directors of said
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strument was such corporate seal and was snenete affixed by
him by order of the Board of Diredtora of said Company and
by the like order ne signed his own name to said instrument
as weusatary of said Company.
tas Witness merers 1 have hereunto subseribed my
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NOTICE!
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~ We, the undersigned, citizens of the Uni-
ted States,*hereby give notice to all whom
it may concern that, under the mining laws
of the United States, and the district mining
laws of “Yankee Gill Mining District,” and
the district mining laws of “Berry Creek
Mining District,” in Butte County, Califor-
nia, for mining purposes, we claim the
bed of the north fork of Feather River, in
said county and State, from a point on said
north fork of Feather River (as shown on
the official map of Butte County), where
said north fork of Feather River crosses the
dividing line between Sections 14 and 23 in
Township 21 N., Range 4 E., Butte County,
California, and from thence, following the
meandering of said north fork of Feather
River, up and along said stream through
Sections 14 and 13 in Township 21 N. Range
4 E.; thence up said stream through Sec-
tions 18, 19, 17, 20, 16, 21, 15, 10, 9, 3, 4
and 6, in Township 21 N., Range 5 E., and
through Sections 33, 32 and 31, in Town-
ship 22 N., Range 5 E., and through Section
1, ‘Township 21 N., Range 4 E., and Section
36, in Township 22 N., Range 4 B., toa
point in said last named Section five bhun-
dred feet north of the point where said |
north fork of Feather River crosses the
dividing line between Sections (1) one, in
Township 21 N, Range:4 E:; and Seetion 36
County of Butte.:. Our said.claim comprises
the river bed from bank: to:bank ofall that
portion of the north fork of Feather River,
designated on said Butte County map, and
commonly known as the Big Bend of the
north fork of Feather River, being about
eleven miles in length along said stream.
We also claim hereby the right to the mines
or deposits of precious metals on or in the
several Bars in said Big Bend; said bars or
some of them being known as Island Bar,
Lattimore Bar, Berry Creek Bar, and others
which are not named, in said Big Bend of
the north fork of Feather River between
the points before named.
We also claim the right of way to con-
struct and maintain a tunnel or tunnels, and
for the right of way for all the necessary
flumes, pipes or ditches therewith connect-
ing; said flumes, pipes, ditches and tunnels
James C, Logan.
George W. Cummings.
Frank McLaughlin.
Thomas A. Edison.
James H. Banker.
Charles H. Lewis.
R. L. Cutting, Jr.
Anthony J. Drexel.
to be of sufficient size, capacity and grade
to carry all of the'water of said north fork
of Feather River, at a medium stage of
water, through, in, over and across the
following described lands, to-wit:
Sections (1) one, eleven, twelve, thirteen,
and fonrteen, in Township 21 N., Range 4
E., and Sections 6,7 and 18, in Township
21 N., Range 5 E,, and we claim the right
to divert ail of the water of said north fork
of Feather River from its natural bed in
said Big Bend, and to carry or run said
water through saidtunnel or tunnels, and
said pipes, flumes or ditches, from a point
above said Big Bend at the point heretofore
designated, between Section (1) one, Town-
ship 21 N., Range 4 E,, and Section 36,
Township 22 N., Range 4 E., flowing said
water into Dark Canyon, and thence return-
ing said water to the channel of said north
fork of Feather River at a point below said
Big Bend; the points of entrance and exit
of said waters to be within the boundaries
on said north fork of Feather River here-
beng; :
her.
In making such jlaim and location under
the laws of the Unitéd States, and the several
mining districts in}which such claim and
location may be sitjated, we do not propose
or intend to interfer in any way with vested
and accrued rights made in good faith, and
legally held and’ pgsessed by other miners
or other persons, yhose notices of claims
and locations or posessions have been made
in accordance wit) the laws and customs
of the several miniig districts in which our
said claims may beocated, and in accord-
ance with the minng laws of the United
States. [
This company sill be known as “The
Eocene Tunnel an@Mining Company,” and
its original membey.are named below:
William H. Vanderbilt.
George C, Perkins.
William H.Cox.
Charles Batchelor.
E. W. McKinstry.
John Hoey;
P. O. Hundey.
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scl (wis Ato -peoong it (_ wach: $ ope you will , ) prove howe
Grit: mail tr tek oe. Shows all Aa hos Seem one up 1 oloke
in) Whee el ib fine cline of A uel Mining opralion om
§ Ianoplud iis ier, aking tn Uy he wnliadd ext
lt tu. Al teeqnophing you Hak S$ fod ohrme po S yreewied 0
dapat pom ain pation bin ination of ao nl. in he “all - Ka
Wis ‘bunnesd wins arr fe bye - nmol Aa fre wiatel uy it he Ken on
promise ® Com ot whe dlaea fal dy He one-48 vont he ‘woul pee much-
df Onli - uk J bela tun A be Aut: dqpoore , quoltonn., ond ome
Hoy he will piedleenn bis poe ‘My puonon ov caning Me Ct hime
(outside Vig Wbond, wos fev lum 16 book inte Whoeene mattis. po Haat
fe ould ‘show Ate Suukion bn the mine Ate Value Ate prea onal
He wecoul, it AC. work S$ pugqu ° Above abl we prquiie 0 Summer
Reawworr above oun huadl-claon . A> we um preune by juurehnaang Crome Valley
of a owk of abu *7o00. tin by Bulding a down omd gate oon. the
+ gs cia _
wk of He Valley we could siely on howing fom 3 © yooo wches the
ytan pound . Ki a mata tol of nome time musk be done anol
now wu Be AE Hoe 6 oo, Wok iF com wt unt we hawk Prnl
a dom up w tio hon’ they wil peal what a 2 Hay eonbfl
nly eee
td hatcn 1 help ok i wrny Why .
WE alr wont om Cholgie Lah ov Auabl 4a AC clin and
about” his Im iguevome ob of the wmst~ bntliawt~ channelin - 5 do Know
He we howe all the power we wail om om pipe ov ditch amd vin the
Quer 4 washes etd) He fot of Ae wine, wk whol oboe
yon may wok V6 now 16 noel yom in monu}netioing He Rahs’ we
Hequvie is whe Huy tu co dood. = Ca Hy A Lights. bu po
dod ow Kb tanily effetti amy piuokion hequoed amd tauly
movid om pom pout moe Chum 2 Wh will wok Hem
ovig oun Koo ftub of Mureewoys ond 36 tght’ up the Chun generally .
We wil plot walt om ot about” Wn 1. po Hak we hove wok much tine
B® ppone Vheon lok me Know all the parhicoulans yu wank mm Ha
monn .
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tasltin powt” sin ba elim. YE in plc working, 16 qoh Alo nw poo open
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‘wnolocunnit wt will build ba Auction boat of Comnpe, yroveel oo Jnutune
jo Kal wt emit” pnocune Iedhings prom Hol pounce . Luckily howol’, 0
nw por of myshare nuilnng a new boat cabled Ae Roy Stone Ruder.
bin KW oh Agongs fom AKC flanne ot Shin boat whom Way ek 45° work Nhe
wilh of emvase cach an a * tual” wyp "Tuk if Aco Redon noc eon pay by
gun jowoetns Wh ny withen buy hr jor Jul on ond work fot ov Contfinek”
wilh Hoon AS heboven ws A6dhings a a pled tu ns tin. S won up
46 Quins (HC Wook. pan Mind, ut foun Hay fa pha down
will tommenee opmakions gown about Arpt. Swill Kon pee on whol’ toms
we tom ol AE Hack paid prom Nom ae 46ihing, boom vin foe” war abou’
dad when S$ got back Suk Ste got’ or phined up ogoun ond when the
ininng bloom commences SOL qabvanixe uF mle a Founding Iouck of Ha
Airs — onde quak petiorneeh ood he of aout is fill 45 He eae
witfy * What S sow oF Monto ‘ ‘his’ bret up my Bama” 6 Ate
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‘EDISON REDUCTION WORKIN.
What WA be Done—When, Where and
Belng kindly granted an interview, Monday,
tho reporter galned the following Information
from Major McLaughlin regarding tho Edfson
Reduction Works. A forao of tlye mon aro
now engaged at Menlo Park working on tall-
ings ftom the Comstock mines. Another and
Jnrger, crew 14 hinrd at work constructing a
magnetic separator of fifty tone capacity per
diem whicl will be used fn tho works at this
Place:: Experiments mido with the taillngs
from ‘thls vicinity, on n small scale, have
proven bighly suttsfuctory, but in order to
mako'assurance «doubly auro, Mr. Edison hig
decided to manufusturo and test all the appa+
ratus (at Monto Park before shipping, ‘This
will ehablo -him.to remedy any Imporfections
that may,be discovered ut w trifting exponso
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ww pet op nmphots ane ilo new boat called Ae Roy Stine Ryudlgen
bin 6 wh Aédangs from Whe flav of hin boat” whun Way ek 45° work. Abe
wil of enue ond wt a * bl wp’ but it Maw Rivka pad eoulon pay by
pwn powocend We my alien buy hi jor Ju on ond work fun or eonlfack”
wilh Hom AS hebovn us Asags ako pl tun non tin S wok wp
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Chretic Rowton - igh nowos the piver ‘tum Ahir fron ine Yur
Avgh uses of Anenupsous Arak aml on. the ynuoclow Like Moat back from
shoe Mufls iis lan of Onoville will dove Hoy be. Vow UF fays on a
fol with Ae unter pubseot” 16 Hoods and moluua — Ane iF would be
pome 200 feek above the jul. on a yond pln pheltoud from the-
Mort wind by He able Mownlicn ome coed each wight ty 4K eooak
bye. a gate pout elionaldd a abouk 70 por cunt of al the
Aadle mio Ke town now Parnes acnows Kin Mak conor Hae Sven tan
wil Opal. Fpom We Flak 6 We lim of Wiggs m te CrO.RR.
12 male of fuel ngnivultinal Countiy . An Elreke RR fom Ke Mol
AK Vrggs would, oF 0 safe eotimate, poy ao prcfit of from 1 16 200 dollars
por day and ak pane Kone woul be the Cowre which woud pant
Mas Yoon hom Us swnoletiows ond peluld oF om famol which Hu
Oot Totink will gain Jor te Wroene Cs. famd mot yuequnel Jov
mining fv the wl” 4o geons - f ugh of way wo oumed by,
Cummunas , hogan ond smypelh. “You many remember we polamedl te
build a Rndtroad tune. Shin yughk of way you com Conkfol amo if
you tind inbtocucing 4a Pleotiac flounond vin the Wet S dont” Knows
a butter poloce Ab phil” in |
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Jromelure 4ov a RR. te pun. ile the Yopunde. A Raihond of only
6,
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opumulé hsm eA by oil, ond would oloubte Ke enormous wunther of
teil who now ommuably nth Ke Volley - WWuth His fromelune grant
by te Make [ who own te Vallay .) a0 Company Codd af ome b-
organise 16 hal om Probie. RR. wot Gomd Yor 92 Ware
millions im UL Ai Aromelioe will of ewe be yours.
§ utd wuertiqating , a you ohemned , Ai tidy pou on the Con. +
Thum “Foe. RR. whee puch a pion cv yous is prequunecl , but tHe rela
th puch o tonge one Hat ip $ had got off wk the olebfennk pow ny
li, wht drown ou We oly pan of Old sna Wasco of
Ruble wetindl , wmdd be pyunk wowntloning along Ke vin ‘rock tod” po
lvvmgly bonds Ake Took 6 Hee Wook — poiee 1 clus , F139.
J gland Ahi followong formation a ples wtune youn palin co yr
AC mntams oy locomotion - piequunedl .
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Vécbley uml elt intemal” pols , tony LS. Wail. eowmection
mode with’ pléqe fev winy thon in fe Wyre Ryputtican Valle
+ Norton Kowa . Lange amounk Yop. Wook ond woth
plow . gpacle tony - cyrounol pliohMy noting - |
Sidney he lacK Hil tina ia ef gaat” sinporince . Alo daly olde
telling passengers Haough 6 Dencwood , 267 wil, jon # jo.
fo in uanvner . Soult it lange quomtition plopped on, Wagows.
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Ae Me Mille’ via At. Tosamie + A Mowlina - Kon good,
Wah amd word along the whole youl. choline. 266 ruler .
Rock Greek . JWiqe Anes Leow toe ov Aetkooman eonmeeting voli He main
Wyong Moulin Maoe tins om enoxtoualahle fielol .
un Minin. ie tine yum Ao He uch galt amd pitvor Aueetiialir Couiy
AN fiw dev he Gout posts omel County 6 He Kotha
iy howled yom Kis slohion - A Raidioad would opm Up om
cwovmunusly puch counbiy sow depending om pHign.
Wiunomuen- Mo» tan fue deity for INEDormet’, 80 wile, fone Fog -
Ko wile is Wig, Cot Und Comijon , KAM null, 3 wil, ta Me Mller
Min omc Aayunk Gi 4 vile . Aunt ost imatly 2000 mas locatéd, vila
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Me anpotetion af oper ounel pupyalon K sd from Wo win - Womolnecle
oy Cris ane loaded clauly . if pakion of Ht pond woke hy He Joti
utes is obouk~7- wiles for - An gnade iy about boo frok 6 the
wil, - uw» im places 30 deqnees - Vere 5 phowl AcwK would
be splendid onoumal Ary Chebiic foeomotion .
Aa above is oto daop in Hu Auckel of Hit Val MU now open
Heong Yes Werliun Coumbjiy - ounch Hae fuel to ewe nage untlinuh€A
ugh fis MOK om neiihmbood. ALL of which $ puneently hope 40
phous you fare wt powon Hau
Vowing vow got Wineune Suave in shape ond afgaind coun 6 duo 0»
yon will chutes pee by way Roper” (ony gy which 1 ieloye ) 5 pha
wykop Jugal funeahtcr . iy you com putaoul ont Cot. few ov
We Eon ® poy wo Valk for the fonols pou dla po- ln * big Hein
KK” touted eget” by nucle net ont uonypliy wanbortee -
Dolk Jngek A fight jw i Clown . a ing vost Swill Lek
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Wf Myoung ht 1K yun pononnl atttion ond 16 Oe up ma Lite dy yma fime
ma powitte Swill mole UF opi ma Chinmwowan for
As Cummings bxloutins HE Vomolntilt Poin , Bonn 9 lomtfon was
lh Coldsom
anti tur ty gaunt 42 old fdlnop - Zaumbotich - tiomdluy loeation
Mew. fogam , Cuvnrnins tool muypell nour gum VBiq Bond . Our +e
tan only be igeng themed by 0. Coit Patek which we one ayyplying far
ond Hugh cousin wnfluones wil Ago fe =
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coum oll my Gwttient, puso ov 16 tome , vn - iq, ond. OWL tho
§ cak> i Har yu 42K Cane of Chan. Baldhelor om mnysalh in HC mater
if pupa ino rutfhell fal. fooaun Tonmnings woke 6 me. a
repressing Enation Copitil ip His. We. ( fogun , Cummings + scl)
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— Ro0.000. phones : iauing 1 ws, in pool wo wnorbiaable plsek |
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wn wnloiol 1 conpitlenee in my wltinntts
qf “if bs pay 46 ‘: ¢. {oqun “335 bung Hi oomounh’ actinatly jnid ow
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mi out” Askin He Meee ich $y Mn. Slo you Copy oh sy ope bo
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el to hulp Ross along wi yt wun wm. Buk o Cummings i n ondlially
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pathadn 6 mw HOI ba ies Maw A te mpl vimanas Kao
put up Hawai for WE 8. Visine wid Id wt fa Wind op Oates,
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fu Cruel work on hin “6aanap bw a tine luk Hak uk tx hin in Held or
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Kelle HC pon gpawnl oma po soe Waldyer of Aywing Vatly She SV. 00,
howe yor msl “a” Chom wp (#76000 ) ond auxt wok J will phe you
a aq of ins . h ti Kind 5S with phy we com Counk on o thousand,
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pa Aunund dt Ohne and o fow Wh. malting o fvhing by Worlding. amd.
plaverliing Au Vey ASibings im powu prime onommur , tnt dew uk Hat Hu.
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tapered Iam Su Sie ia Uranningly ond mumorowaly abet Ah. snattir. 0
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dow on you Av $iooo. buing Broo Am tie Wowhs o We. oma Rec.
om wduch Hi palm due ond ¥ soo. i ony emt on, punyu
A will placed in Bak ture own of rwnae ly coum whut iF ia de
pe. fy dbning tha 4K fellows in AC Bow tum wonck Kotrw anny ting on
my. ill” unin th Hy malirally will 5 dour on you newly.
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Stockton J. Griffin,
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1880. Mining - Mines and Ores (D-80-034)
This folder contains correspondence relating to the mining and assaying of
gold and other ores. After abandoning his interest in platinum in 1880, Edison
attempted to use his ore separation inventions to recover gold from tailings. He
also continued to correspond with numerous. individuals who were interested in, or
knowledgeable about, mines.
Approximately 30 percent of the documents have been filmed. Correspon-
dence from individuals associated with Edison, letters containing significant
marginalia, and letters that are parts of important chains of correspondence have
been filmed. Correspondence with routine marginalia or with no marginalia has not
been filmed. Included in the category of routine marginalia are acknowledgments
of the receipt of ores, inquiries regarding lost or unmarked shipments of ores,
requests to send ores for assay, and notes about the results of assays (primarily in
the hand of Edison's chemist, Alfred Haid).
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An AssoolatedsBrcss telegram was received
at this office a few daya pgo; sy ngithat Prof.
Edison had -digeoverod x pro y' which |!
the debris. or mUI-iilings—which hereto-
‘| fore aemty Tot be treated so as to extract the |}
geld Feo them, owing tothe resaon that
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material—can now be treated successfully.
“MrvJolin Rowland, who has been-in the
1 Hills during the: past two or three weeks,
‘\atarts for’ New York city to-morrow morn:
‘Ving. {During Mr: Rowland's visit to thie eqst
last fall:he met Prof. Edison by special “ing
yitation, and speut considerable time with
him upon different occasions talking over
; jthe matter of introducing this new process,
1, {of aluicing every \pasticle uf gold fram .the
+ sand oud mill tailings, inte ‘this section. £119)
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. the West ke received a: note from Professor
{Edison and beld’a “Tong cousultation with,
‘him, fo the exoluston.éf at least-twenty dis-
Zitinguished callers, who were refused admit-
“ftance during the conference. The Professor
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debris contained’; bit ona dollanto the ton,
immense forttines could be made by his dis-
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aT : =
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vets of incredolity. [boat ‘explosion
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“tha two { casual, oustom
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mee ae var wee aE
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of 'd’Ghinaman, Some Scotch | t an Be ho simp
“Characteristics, Oyprus,.Rowlandaon! tho}; = Wark. 2 1)
Caricaturisty.. Arta, “Folk .Lore * from
Unst to; Shetland; ‘louis Philippe ‘ and |.
| the’ Marsoillatse, Floating Iron Coffins, |’
| -Natioties, &o;:..2 0. 56h Pe:
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/Murpby, Waterloo; Wm ‘Mat a
‘Lefebere, do; W. P' Bradshaw: Now
Near Pointe Claire, P.
Gallagher, of (he lato. firm
Gallagher, ‘and ‘Gallagher
entered: into. oo-partnership ¥ BY
Louia Gauthier,.and their vineyards: have,
‘been, extended :to “Beaconsfield tation
'@. TB. THey are now prepared to fill att
orders for: the celebrated Beaconsfield
iQropes'’and other fuvouril ricties, and
Yorward then-to all ports df Canada or the
‘United States, by ‘poat or “others for.
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to lay out a portion of thelr naw farm - tor
tha cultivation of small frait, which will bo
cultivated on .a largo <ecale- for the supply
.of their: customers. ' A catalogue will) ba
iseved in a fow days; und be ready for dic~
‘tribution on application. All orders should
bo addressed to Gallagher & Gauthier,
Beaconsfeld, P.Q., or to thir. offige . in
Montreal, No. 67.8t. Gabriel atraot.
EDISON AND HIS 1NVENTIONS:,
. When Edison firat began to make known
his wonderfol. discoveries, tho world Was
itclined to look upun thom aa the idena of
a dreamer, but sinco. that itine:some ‘of
thoso havo boon put to such practical uso
‘| that now ho has become a starin the world
) of'aciontista, It was ever eo that. small
beginnings accidentally discovered have’
turned out to be the most useful... Who’
would hava dared to, say that Watt, when
ho ‘flrat ‘experimented with bis mother’s
'|-tea-kottle,fwaa diecoverlng a powdr. which,.
for tho ; civilization ‘of mankiqd and :
purposds’’of Inbour, waa ‘to supersédo all
‘that had gone bofore. In liko manner tho |
Anventive gonius of Edison acemg destined
‘to follow in Lhe 'asmé’ path, and who. shall
say now that tho two homisphores may not
yot. bo linked toguther ‘still moro-clopely:
‘than they sro by his telophone,; which
is ovon now but in ita infancy. The mental
povers of tha man would scem ‘to be. not
only of ‘a high order, but far sbove that {
of his follows,Zor, besides the atudy of:
mechanica, ho is said to bo n chamist of no
mona: ability and posscga . a” Inboratory. in
whi be found ‘avery*chomical agent
liznde necessary. to ite propor .atili-;
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tho carbonizd
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aro inforindg, Atid: Mr, Edison
bir. -wayjof overcoming this,
Sdstead'of being offensive
y s of a decorative character, i
and: by‘ éne ‘of hi any, achievemonts |
(which hov-hbaa ‘dia id vthin ‘tho last
ew days) ‘tho globe may be made aa orna-:
Mental. aa oven,tho prattfest. Bohemida,
6.’ “Anothor great -advantago in tho:
‘] electrio light is that thero is no offonelve
| ga8 generated, ‘ag in. the case of coal gaa,
} which is eo'injurioua to “both animal-and,
vexotable lifo by tho,omission of sulpHurio
and gas. and destructive to tho goods of
jewellera ond . fancy .warohonscien,. as
woll'ns to the fino gile bindlogs of literary
collections. us Pa weg fin:
OO) av@nmar savana 0S
in tho cost of lighting will also be effected, «
for Mr,. Mackenzie saya that a ght equal:
to:-1B sperm candles-—the maximum gic: -
light—could be soldat’ a'tho low price of |
GO cents per thousand cubic feot, whilo'tha
cost of fitting up.ia much :Jess than that
necessary’ for the ‘utilization “of ‘ordinary
‘ore’
[ENCLOSURE]
Bore] ter, .with ‘probably ths -exce)
: Sea
Q.C,, are retained for the eet dousiehine:
isoup-kitehen. |: (Clieers:
slot “a-Novat, Apr: ToArION
of'the lig’ bout ‘bes
Edison, who
[ENCLOSURE]
: : od
by fonr-of the
produced ats.
genefal adopti eae
: ing “TER MOSE WoNDBRIU
thing, contidcted with this byster {
\besides-lighting tho room .in whi 3
artisdn ia employed; it will drive~ tho’
machinery with'which ho. worke,.a!l froth §
the ohé wire, and .& “lady : may’ drive. he
sewing-mnachino- by. thd snme.maans,
cost of some four: cents per diam, ‘wi
‘the manufacturer requiring 20 horac-pow
‘aay bo as easily supplied at a proportion-.
; ate cost, without the trouble of getting ap
ateand-or fear of an explosion. must securo:
its gdneral adoption. ; © ~ :
Ss |ANOTHBR IMPORTANT DISCOVERY, .
and ano of Ediyon’a most recent ones, will |
oauss thd songater. to substitute * Oh,
had I but Alva’s secrot,”. for “Ob, had I
but,Aladdin’s lamp.” Although, bis former
efforts’ have been tho méane of bringing to t}
his orens many go:dly sume, Mr. Edison
soem now to havo discovered the seorat of |,
the :alchymist, apd ia. extracting—If not
from the atono and alluvial’ deposit—gold
where gold was not before: Here againon
aocidéent hus opened up a new path to tho
discoverer. Edison, when carefully esarch—
dng for platinum, discovered “gold Jn place
of thd meaner metal. “With onideathat ho
. would bo able to find itin the " tnilings?*.
or refugo.of the gold mines, ho gent out
agents, and Major.. MaLaughlin, who visit.
‘od the Chaudiere Valley on this .errand,:
bags,;-in ‘which gold was
zaples from:California, |
6
knowing tho seoret of hin friend, Edison
does Hot claim that his- method is: applica.
ble to, all ‘districts,"and at: present it
‘only uecfal for‘the,distriot around Oroville,
but- after exporimenting “with othor de-
‘posits, he claims he wMl be able to, utilize
tin the same: manner ag “in: thd-Groville
; @ recovered ag
t fast, in all anne
k @ good proflé a!
aia: P a :
{SDE INGENUITY OF SEM MAS
When endeavouring to r
f : nouralgio .paing,:
* to hy igcoveredthat ‘which’ tho
‘disciples of Esculapins. have long sought"
in vain—n ouro-for -neuralgia—indeed,. he
als ig the Lalloviate all pains. This
MEROER OTEY,
1, BE, JAMES,
BEORETARY,
GEO, A. KING,
SUPERINTENDENT.
PREAIDENT.
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A, represents the Pan with water-pipo; G, screen-hopper, where the pulp is introduced; H, ad-
justable discharge gato; FF, adjustable rods for supporting the Pan; E, the frame; D, adjustable
stand and roller for regulating the grade to the pan; C, percussion; AB, is a section of lifting and
grooved cam (A represents the lifting eam B, grooved eam; combined.)
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1880. Mining - Spring Valley Hydraulic Gold Company (D-80-035)
This folder contains correspondence and other documents relating to the
takeover of the Spring Valley Hydraulic Gold Company by the United States Mining
Investment Company. Included is a lengthy report on the Spring Valley mine,
prepared by the United States Mining Investment Company.
All the documents have been filmed.
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Tur Unrrep States MINING [NESE ene Company,
61 BRospw ass
‘New Yorx, Jan. 12, 1880.
At a meeting of the Directors of this Company, held this day, it
was unanimously resolved, that the Reports on the Cherokee Fiat Blue
Gravel and Spring Valley Mining ‘properties should be accepted and en-
dorsed by this Board, and ‘that ‘a Company be incorporated under the
Laws of the State of New York, to be called the Sprina Vatiry
HyprauLto Gop Company, with a Capital Stock of 200,000 Shares, at
$1, par value, per share, or a total of $200,000. The subscription price
remains at $10 per share.
As it is axpested that this Stool will be held as a permanent divi-
dend: paying investment, under the advice of counsel, we have adopted:
this low capitalization, in order. to afford the ) Stockholders the n most ample _
Wa. Pere Sirtanstan,
protection against any possible personal liability for debts that might be
contracted hereafter.
’ This in no way detracts from the value of the stocks, while it guaran-
tees the Stockholders against any possible liability or future assessments.
EDWARD BATES DORSEY,
President,
————
-DERECTORS.
sesesevegeeeeDlining Engineer.
Treasurer Adams Express Co.
Of Willams & Guion’ 's Steamship Line. Wat. Le Janina, Jr. Pry
- Late Receiver and Treas, Erie R, R. | Geo. B. Westeoes
'Titosmas MANNING«.
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Epwarp Rates Dorsey.
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veeePrest, St. Nicholas Natlonal-Bank.
Jon, P, Roninsony. «Consulting Engineer, New Yorks | L, Bs GRERNLEAP..ss000es
Guoxros W. WARREN. wee, Ys Life Ina, Cow Boston, } Mass, on
on on AWiirrrinns of Lee, Higginson & Co., Bankers, Boston, Mass,
aoePresident Marine National Denk. | Avriiun Smwatn.
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Ac Fe WILLMARTH coe oesees Vice-President Home Fire Ina: Co. :
Of Wm. S. Nichols & Co., Bankers.
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Eowarn A. FLINT.seeese .Consulting Engineer, Boston, Mass.
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-REPORTS:
. ON THR
SPRING VALLEY |
~ HYDRAULIC GOLD COMPANY,
COMPRISING THR |”
CHEROKEE FLAT. BLUE ‘GRAVEL
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" SPRIN G VALLEY
“Mone AND InRiGamis COMPANY'S 5 PROPERTY.
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See _ CHARLES WALDEYER; ” E.,
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SITUATED AT. ;
CHEROKEE FLAT, BUTTE “COUNTY, Pe ee POR tat, Me
se _ CALIFORNIA, of ee Vat aacs
REPORTS
ON THE
SPRING VALLEY
HYDRAULIC GOLD COMPANY
COMPRISING THE
| CHEROKEE FLAT BLUE GRAVEL
AND
SPRING VALLEY
Mining and Irrigating Company's Property.
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By R. H. STRETCH, M. E,
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CHARLES WALDEYER, M. E,
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SITUATED AT
CHEROKEE FLAT, BUTTE COUNTY, ee
CALIFORNIA.
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Lae att nr "20 Vesey Street; N.Y. as :
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Sprins VALLEY. VIEW PRING VALLEY ano GHEROKEE FLAT mines. CHEROKEE FLAT, BLUE GRAVEL.
300 FEET HIGH 3 . HEIGHT OF BANK 300 FEET.
SYNOPSIS OF REPORT
ON THE
“CHEROKEE FLAT BLUE GRAVEL” and “SPRING VALLEY” Mining Claims,
LOCATED AT CHEROKEE,
BUTTE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.
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1. The Property consists of 1,215 acres of deep, gold-bearing gravel,
of which 893 belong to the ‘‘Cherokee Flat Blue Gravel Company,” and
822 to the “‘ Spring Valley Company,’’ with water works which cost $500,-
000, lands, flumes, buildings, and all necessary mining appliances.
2. From certain natural features of the ground, the property can be
worked better as a whole than can each parcel separately.
3. The Title is perfect.
4, The ground may be safely said to contain Sixty-eight Million Dol-
lars ($68,000,000) in gold. .
5. The ground worked, being about 100 acres, has yielded $5,336,061 40,
or about $56,000 per acre, and’a large amount remains to be extracted
. from this ground. .
6. $2,272,534 28 has been produced in the last six years, of which
$1,380,894 21 has been profit.
7. By a consolidation of both properties (after the completion of the '
Cherokee Flat Blue Gravel deep tunnel, which will take less than oné
year), one only now being worked, the income can be increased to from
$600,000 to $800,000 nett, and these figures can be substantially maintained.
for many years. The mining ground is, practically, inexhaustible, and
the water is a saleable commodity for all time.
8. The Spring Valley Company is to-day in a dividend-paying con-
dition. The production for the last 70 days was $86,900, at a profit of
$900 daily. ;
9. Work at the mine is in active progress; in fact, has never been
stopped, either summer or winter, since 1875, when the water-works were
completed. : :
10, The consolidation of these properties makes the finest gold gravel
property extant, its steady productive ability being an absolute certainty.
For facts on which these conclusions are based, see main report.
Yours respectfully,
R. H. STRETCH, M. E.
To Epwarp Bares Dorsey, Esq.,
President United States Mining Investment Co.
November 17th, 1879.
Mento Park, N.J., - :
: December Wth, 1879. : |
EDWARD BATES DORSEY, Ese.,
: President,
Sir:
- Ihave read with care the report of R. H. Stretch, M. E., upon the
properties of ‘‘ The Cherokee Flat Blue Gravel,” and ‘‘The Spring Valley
Mining and Irrigating” Companies, the result of a most careful investiga-
tion by him during a period when I was investigating the same properties,
at the instance of and under instructions from Prof. T. A. Edison ; and can’
state, that not only all that is embraced in said Report (except perhaps
platinum in the quantity named therein, which I consider too great) is jus-
tified by the facts with which I am cognizant, but I am confident, that had
the former proprietors of these properties been possessed of the inform-
ation now obtained of the process applicable to the saving of ald the Gold,
and other metals found in this auriferous deposit, much larger net returns
would have been shown on the books of the Companies, than are indicated
in the report ; and further, Iam persuaded that if the Cherokee Flat Blue
Gravel Co. had been possessed of the water facilities hitherto afforded to
the Spring Valley Mining and Irrigating Co., far greater net returns would
have been shown from the same area of ground sluiced from their property,
by reason of such being on the deeper and richer part of the channel of
this auriferous deposit. In further assurance of my opinion of the great
value of these properties as now consolidated, I may say that ‘The Edison
Ore ‘Milling Co.,’? are willing to make a contract for-15 years, which I
would willingly advise should be twenty-five, to take all the tailings from
the properties (now being and all those that have hitherto been thrown
away), and return to.the proprietors of these properties one-half of the
gross yield of Gold and Platinum extracted therefrom.
; : T am respectfully yours,
FRANK MoLAUGHLIN.
EDWARD BATES DORSEY, Ese.,
: 5 President WU. S, Mining Investment Co.
IR: .
From my own investigation of the subject referred to in the letter
to you from my agent, Mr. F. McLaughlin, covering a period of several
weeks (receiving from him during that time large quantities of the sands
and gravel for treatment at my laboratory), and from my knowledge of his
ability and experience in such matters, I fully endorse him as worthy of
the utmost confidence,
Respectfully yours, :
; THOMAS A. EDISON.
: NOTE. aS
A contract for 15 years has been made with Thomas A. Edison agy
representative of the “Edison Ore and Milling Company,”’ to work the tailg
ings and debris, which has hitherto gone to waste, by which the Spring
Vatiey Hyprav io Gotp Mrnine Company will receive one-half of all thay
precious metals and minerals saved free of charge.
age at S hither ante, by which the SPRING
VaLLEy Hypraviic GoLp Minine Company will receive one-half of all the
precious metuls and minerals saved free of charge.
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STATISTICS OF SEVERAL MINING COMPANIES ON’
NEW YORK MARKET.
7 ; Percentage
Names of Company. - Capital. } wins F Market neon jon Market
H peceoa acme a ' Price,
Ontario......---.-. $10,000,000 | $100 .} $40 00 500, 1}
Standard .._. 10,000,000 100 i 80 00 50c. / 15%
Horn Silver 10,000,000 25; 25 00 25c. 1 ¢
Little Pittsburg...-] 20,000,000 100 80 00 500. r y %
Homestake..--..-- 10,000,000 100 40 00 80c. i as
Leadville...-...... 2,000,000 | 10 4 75 100, 24
ESTIMATED PERCENTAGE OF 7
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Spring Valley.---. $200,000 $100 | 1000 | 100. 1%
After first year..| -------. | ----- i 10 00 | 250. Qs
P, S.—This is a very favorable showing for the Company, considering
the character of the Mines when compared to the above properties,
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bs 61 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY.
President:
EDWARD BATES DORSEY.
Vice-Presidents :
HENRY HAVEMEYER,
A, FOSTER HIGGINS,
JAMES D, FISH,
WILLIAM H. GUION,
ARTHUR F. WILLMARTH,.
Secretary Treasurer Counsel
S$. A, WHEELWRIGHT. H, B, LAIDLAW.
COUDERT BROS.
This Company has been formed to meet a pressing and increasing
want in-Financial Circles in the United States, which is to investigate, by
the best Engineering Talent employed specially in the interest of this
Company, the real merits and value of Mining Properties. The public
can rely upon the assurance given by this Company, that every property
which is offered to investors, bearing the Company’s endorsement, will
have received the sanction of its Board, based upon reports of their own
employed Engineers, from personal examination of the same; and invest-
ment in such properties can be made with safety and a reasonable cer-
tainty of success. The names of its Officers and Trustees guarantee that
it will do what it undertakes in an honorable and trustworthy manner.
DIRECTORS.
Epward Bates DORSEY seesessees ssceseeccooeMining Engineer,
1, Cy. BABCOCK+ecesseceeeeseeceee Treasurer Adams Express Co,
Wu. H. Guton.........Of Williams & Guton’s Steamship Line.
Wa. Perr Stimaraan......Late Receiver and Treas. Erie R. R.
Cuas. M. Fry... President National Bank of New York.
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Jas, P. ROBInsonesseeeeeeeees«Consulting Engineer, New York.
Grorce W. WARREN...0.....N. Y. Life Ins. Co., Boston, Mass,
C.A.Wurrtize, of Lee, Higginson & Co., Bankers, Boston, Mass.
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Wat. L. Janxins, Jroeee.+s-Of Wm. S. Nichols & Co., Bankers.
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San Franorsoo, October 10, 1879.
Dear Sir:
In accordance with your instructions, I have made a careful exami-
nation of the property of the Cherokee Flat Blue Gravel Company, and
of the Spring Valley Mining and Irrigating Company, situated north
of Oroville, in Butte County, State of California, and have the honor to
\ report as follows: My investigation has extended over a period of ten
days; and the conclusions drawn are based, not upon speculation, but
upon actual ascertained facts. I shall treat both properties as a unity
in this report.
Yours respectfully,
R. H. STRETCH, 2. #.
REPORT
ON THE
CHEROKEE: FLAT BLUE GRAVEL, AND.SPRING VALLEY
MINING: AND IRRIGATING CO’S PROPERTY,
SITUATED AT
CHEROKEE FLAT, BUTTE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.
Having, in previous reports, given a very full and complete account
of hydraulic mining operations in California, I shall not burden these
pages with a repetition of the same.
The relation of the mines to the gravel deposit, of which they -
are a part, is shown in map No. 2 in which the yellow shading shows
the known extent of the gold bearing gravel, the green line the
Rimrock, or point where the, solid rook which underlies the gravel
comes to the surface, and the grey shading the basalt or lava cap
which overlies the gravel, leaving visible a portion of the gravel where
ath d Clan Pe TED Ye i ea RL RW a ks Ri ae ih ore eA nee aden eta ots a
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it has been broken away. An examination of all the surroundings
affords abundant evidence that the old river channels used to run
through the Spring Valley, Cherokee Flat Blue Gravel and the Hen-
dricks’ mines, with a grade of about one hundred feet to the mile, so that
the deepest depression or main channel will be found in a position very
nearly represented by map 8, which shows the ground under consideration
on a still larger scale.
Map 8 shows the ground of the Spring Valley Company (colored
red), also the ground of the Cherokee Flat Blue Gravel Mine (colored
green), with the local roads, reservoirs, &c. The Hendricks’ track of
5 31-100 acres, is not included in the company’s property. The total
area of the ground owned by the Spring Valley Company is 822 32-100
acres; of this about 100 acres has had the top gravel removed, the shape ~
of this portion being indicated by the sinuous brown line, and about 40
aores are unavailable fur hydraulic purposes on account of the heavy
lava cap (marked sugar loaf), so that there is an availabe area for
hydraulic purposes ,of about 180 acres of gravel which has not been
touched, and 100 acres partially worked. ,
The Cherokee Flat Blue Gravel‘:Company owns about 893 acres
of ground, of which about 200 acres js available for hydraulic pur-
poses, and the balance can only be drifted on account of the heavy
lava cap. : :
A olear title can be given to the whole of this land, aggregating
1,215 $2-100 acres.
WORK DONE ON THE CLAIMS.
In 1856, the Cherokee Flat Blue Gravel Company started.a deep
bedrock tunnel to open their ground as a drifting claim, and pushed the
work ahead until June, 1863, when the tunnel was in a distance of 1,542
feet, and work was stopped. When.resumed, in the spring of 1867, an
incline was started almost directly above the end of the old tunnel, and
in May, 1870, had penetrated the hill about 800 feet, following the bed-
rock, and proving the existence of what is known as the blue lead under
Table Mountain. ‘The incline was'very wet and suffered severely by
the heavy blasts in the adjacent workings of the Spring Valley Company,
so that it had to be abandoned, and from that time no work has been
done on the claim.
Before the consolidation of the Cherokee and Spring Valley claims,
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they had each been worked in o small wa
with low pressures, y by smail streams of water
but. after the consolidation, extensi
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they had each been worked in a small way by small streams of water
with low pressures, but after the consolidation, extensive water-works
were planned and built, and since February, 1873, the daily supply of -
water has been 2,210 inches, equal to nearly nine million cubic feet ; asa
natural consequence, the company at once produced excellent results, a
synopsis of which is given below. The Spring Valley ground was opened
by the Welch and Eureka Tunnels, neither of which permit the working
of the bedrock, so that there yet remains a stratum ‘of gravel, varying
from 6 to 40 feet thick over the entire ground which has been worked,
and as the bedrock pitches southwest into Table Mountain, the thickness
of this untouched bottom gravel increases steadily. as work progresses
south, up Saw Mill Ravine.
QUALITY OF THE GRAVEL.
" The total area of ground worked by the Cherokee and Spring Valley
Companies, has been about 100 acres in a period of from 26 to 30 years,
while the production of gold has been about as-follows:
From 1849 to Fobruary 16, 1871, say twenty years, at $150,000.02. 0... voce cane eee $3,000,000 00
February 15, 1871, to February 28, 1878.00. 22.0 cee coos coos coos eeeeeee 258,527 O1
February 28, 1878, to August 9, 1879. (See statement).. ........ sees coescececeeree 2,185,684 80
$5,489,161 40
From which it results that the yield per acre has been $54,401 61.
i Cena ce Seeman ied rE
It is not easy to say, in the absence of definite data, what has been
the variation in the quality of the gravel in the different portions of the
mine, but an average value per cubic yard of the whole mass worked, is
easily obtainable ; at the rate of 64,491 61-100 per acre, one square yard
wonld yield $11 26, which for an average thickness of 40 yards (120 feet),
is 28 cents per cubic yard. :
Tt should, however, be remembered, that this result does not in-
clude the dark green and blue gravel left in the pit, which, we have
previously seen, have an average thickness, say of six yards. These
are the richest gravels in the claim, and are worth on the average of $5
per yard. .
In the Hastern portion of the works, the coarse gravel is rich in
gold ; so rich, in fact, that the Spring Valley Company keep quite a
force of men employed upon it at a very heavy cost. Thirty-two
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pounds of the blue gravel, taken on the line between the Spring Valley
and Cherokee Flat claims, gave me 64 cents, equal to two cents per pound,
$40 a ton, or $70a yard. A long series of pannings on the same gravel,
including also samples from the rotten boulder streak, and some of the
top gravel which had caved down, gave me an average of 4 cents to the
pan, which is equal to about $6 per ton, or $10 50 per yard. The estimate
of $5 per yard for this lower gravel, is certainly very safe As it is about
6 yards thick, its average value per square yard would be $80, which,
added to $11 26, the actual value of the’ ground already washed, makes
$41 26 as the value of one square yard from the surface to bedrock, which,
for a thickness of 46 yards (188 feet), would give 89 cents as the approxi-
mate value per cubic yard.
From the above facts I deem the following-to be a fair estimate of the
gold in the property : .
++ $9,000,000
«eee 14,600,000
+++. 12,000,000
180 acres of Spring Valley hydraulic ground, at $50,000 per acre... .... cee cece
» 100 acres of bottom gravel, at 8145,000. 0... 0.0. wees cect weselesas ease
200 acres of Cherokee F. B, Gravel hydraulic ground, at $60,000....
8,800 yards long by 500 wide by 2 high, for drifting ground on C. F.B. G., 8,800,000 s
mu Towards 4 80. ee BAN AE 88,000,000
* — $08,600,000
74 iy is 1 . od
In this estimate I place the hydraulic ground of Cherokee Flat Blue
Gravel Company at a somewhat higher rate than that belonging to the ;
Spring Valley Company, because it appears to be nearer to the main
channel. : é
The dimensions of the drifting channel were obtained by measure-
ments on the ground. Result of the past operations of the Spring Valley
Company. The following is an instructive table:
YEAR, Gross Product’n| . Expenses. | Profits. Dividends.
July, 1878. 0... cee cue coos cons $180,164 14 $80,718 07 - $99,450 17 $50,000
"© 1874. ..... . © 476,112 28 125,877 70 850,284 44 100,000
“ 18%6.. . 401,590 01 149,688 46 | 251,061 46 85,000
£© 187B. oo00 sees coon cove case 406,801 74 147,057 20 | = 950,884 45 80,000
September, 1877. 000 seen oe 885,876 00 158,648 00 181,828 00 50,000
October; 1878. ......00 sees veee 814,208 85 187,420 25.4 176,774 10 100,000
Five years nine months........{ $2,004,847 87 $744,264 76 ! $1,820,082 61 | $405,000
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Yearly average... 00. cece eas $850,016 98 $120,487 33 $229,579 43
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This table requires some comment, The discre:
: Some. coi . pancy between the
amount of profits and dividends is accounted for by the fact. that the com-
pany have purchased . land : to. the extent: of--ovar-8hN0-000 ana 2p
isa ap ge Gents a2 ib BF ca OS aA Ss So oS OV EE
Tasehink cates.
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This table requires some comment. The discrepancy between the
amount of profits and dividends is accounted for by the fact that the com-
pany have purchased lands to the extent of over $500,000, and mining
claims to the amount of $407,084 92, besides paying for the construction
of the water works, a sum of over $428,000; nearly the whole of these
large sums having been taken out of the mine.
The decrease in the yearly production is due solely to the fact that
year by year they have been working a larger and larger proportion of
top gravel, on account of their inability to reach the bedrock. In the
attempt to do this, the grade of the flumes has been diminished, thus les-
sening their carrying capacity, and involving an increase in the labor
account. This defect can be remedied by the construction of a deeper
bedrock tunnel, which would have a length of 6,000 to 7,000 feet, and cost
$200,000, but which is not necessary if the two claims are consolidated.
_ As the claims stand to-day, they merely require the completion of the
Cherokee Flat Blue Gravel deep tunnel to put them in first class condition.
This tunnel is one hundred feet below bedrock, where it will strike the
channel, and requires to be run six hundred feet, to the first upraise. The
last eight hundred feet is constructed ona sluice grade of four feet to the
one hundred feet, while the first seven hundred feet will have to be cut
down five feet at the month to bring it to the same grade. The whole tun-
nel will have to be enlarged from 5x7 feet to 9x9 feet square, so that the
modification and enlargement will cost as follows:
Change of Grade,. $24 cubic yards, at oe Sedeivieerssncaeseieo eeesidecen essay UTS
Enlargement, 2,605 ae 7 965—8,037 00
New work will cost:
The excavation of G00 feet of new tunnel (full size) to first raise into gravel would
cost, according to the actual figures of other similar works (sec experience of
North Bloomfield Co., etc.), about $22 per running foot, or G00 feet at $22.. eee 00
Preparation of track or flume in bed of tunnel, a feet at $2. 4,284 00
Raise into gravel, say 90 fect at $10.. Sees 900 00-
Side branch into main diggings, for hydraulic purpose, 5 faye ‘400 fect at «88h. 9,600 00
Raise into hydraulic diggings. .. sexes eideee< week . 00 00
Construction of flumes and under-currents NaGs/covi.cbdclense ueseidees, Sues suse-ise . 5,000 00
Extension of Flea Valley Ditch, to work, say 2 miles, at about 75 cents a foot. 7,600 00
Air pipes in tunnel ooo. coos cone seen cone cone see vaee cone rene sees cone nee cone nee 1,686 50
$61,057 50
This work would take twelve months, allowing a monthly progress of
one hundred feet, and would make the tunnel available for hydraulic pur-
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poses at the beginning of the second fiscal year. To prepare it for drifting
purposes, two hundred feet more of bedrock tunnel can be pushed ahead
at a cost of $4,800, and about one thousand feet of lateral openings made
into the gravel at a cost of $1,500. With these data we are able to furnish
an estimate of the results for the first year after consolidation :
800,000 inches of water used, washing 4 yards of gravel, worth 10 cents
MYA voee vvee vaee seve sone cee See L cees cece voee 69820, 000
1,000 yards of drift gravel washed at 810. see. 10,000 —€830,000
Cost of hydraulic mining, at 25 percent. . 80,000
Cost of main tunnel for hydraulics. ..- -. 61,057 50
Cost of main tunnel for drifting... coe. coos cere nese cree cere sess cere res 6,800 —9188,257 50
$101,742 50
‘This result will be obtained by washing the top dirt on the ground of
the Cherokee Blue Gravel Company, which we know is worth from five to
fifteen or twenty cents per yard, thus avoiding the great expense of hand-
ling the bottom dirt by which expenses can certainly be reduced from
thirty-three to twenty-five per cent., and all the necessary appliances are
in place, as shown in thé plan of the flumes and‘air-pipes hereto attached.
The results for the second year are such that I almost fear to state them,
although I can find no reason to doubt their accuracy after canvassing
them repeatedly. In this year the income would be from three sources,
entirely independent of each other, and the working of which would in no
manner clash, viz.: from drifting, from washing the high bank, and from
working the bottom gravels left in the old works. Let us look in the first
place at each proposition by itself. To estimate the drifting proposition,
certain dead work must be done, viz.: ras
The main tunnel should be run ahead 400 fcet, at a cost of $24 por foot, Say. -+-+ see+ seee $9,600
Tho upraises into the gravel can be made at a COSt Of.eee sees cove sees once sees 1,800
Lateral drifts in gravel, say 2,400, at BLGO. .0c0 cove cone cere cone anne sone soer core 8,600
Total dead Work ..s.'soee coos cose cose suse tons cere cees cece caes cece eee sees oe 0816,000
The mine could employ forty stopers during the year, which, with
carmen, drifters, timbermen, etc., would make an average force of say
eighty men at $3 per diem. These stopers can take out four yards daily
to the man, or one hundred and sixty cubic yards daily. (I find that, on
contract work, men have taken out as high as eight and one-third yards
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‘daily in this gravel, at seventy. five cents a yard, findi ig tier ows ented
ay ¢ -five 3a, yard, finding their own carmen).
fn aie ela would: be washed in’ the: main " lume, from’ the. hydrealie
4 a chave, ,therefo: a result of drifting operations as follows,
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daily in this gravel, at seventy-five cents a yard, finding their own carmen).
All the gravel would be washed in the main flume, from the hydraulio
works. We have, therefore, as a result of rifting operations as follows,
using the minimum value of the gravel and the minimum result of the
labor :
100 gravel daily for 800 days, equals 48,000 yards, at 810.... .... 0.0. sseseee $480,000
Note 1-70 of the drifting ground, 80 men at 88, $240, for 800 days, $72,000
Timbering.... .... se0. secs cose sees cue: wees sees sees ceee cous coves +. 60,000
General repairs of all kinds, .... 0.0. sees -» 10,000
Candles, powder, steel, tools, lumber, etc +. 10,000
Dead work, as above.... 6... ca0e ceee tt0e eee eee cane cove secs secseee 15,000—-$167,000
$318,000
For the hydraulic operations on the high bank there will be an oppor-
tunity to reach bed rock, and treat the bottom gravels along with the top
ones, and better results may be expected than have been previously
* obtained. The average value of an inch of water for six years has been
forty-two and one-half cents, while the average value of the gravel per
cubic yard has been twenty-eight cents. With the bottom gravel included
in the bank, it is very safe to say that the yield per inch will be increased
and range fully up to seventy or seventy-five cents per inch, which is only
one half of the theoretical figures. If we set aside 100,000 inches of water
to be used on the unworked bottom, we shall have as the high bank
result:
700,000 inches of water at 70 cents per inch . .... ses. see ah tee eee cons cece eee cone $490,000
Less expenses, 26 per cent..... Sate sete cece teen sees sees neee cone ceen sees seer cess voce 129,600
$807,600
By reference to page ten it will be seen that this was about the
result in 1874, and with the additional facilities provided there can be no
doubt of the ability of the mine to produce and maintain these figures,
which represent a production for forty years. We have still left the un-
worked bottom on the old ground, which has a value of some $145,000 per
acre. The income from this depends solely on the number of men em-
ployed. : :
An acre per annum might be cleaned up at a cost of, say $45,000, or
83 per cent., leaving a margin of $100,000. The total result would he as
follows :
Net income from drifting operations... 6... ....
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cleaning up ‘ eee cece coe
« $818,000
>" 867,600
eos 100,000
$780,600 °
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And there is no element of uncertainty about any of these figures
except the first. These figures are substantiated by the results of these
claims in their actual returns, by the experience of other mining enter-
prises of a similar character, and by very careful examination of the
Sround, they can be substantiated and maintained for many years.
Appended to this report you will find a statement of each “ clean-up”
made by the Spring Valley Company since the water works were com-
pleted : 2 complete schedule of the property included in the proposed
transfer ; a sketch of the appearance of the.gravel bank along the line
between the two claims, ete.
As in all hydraulic enterprises. an abundant water supply is all im-
portant, a glance at those constructed by the Spring Valley Company may
not be out of place; as will be seen by the schedule of property, there
are nearly 100 miles of ditch and pipes, all in-excellent repair, giving a
steady supply of 2,210 inches at the discharge gate of the Concow Reser-
voir, and the supply has been maintained without drawing upon the
Round Valley Reservoir at the extreme northern end of the works, so
that the capacity of the works may be safely set down at 800,000 inches
per annum delivered by Concow Reservoir,. without reckoning the local
winter supply. I have, therefore, assumed the capacity of the works at
the above figures. The reservoirs near the mine are numerous, and so
located as to be out of the way of future mining operations. For the use
of the machinery for drifting purposes, the water of the Flea Valley ditch.
can be brought in and had at 2 nominal cost, say $50 monthly. Ample
allowance is made for this extension in the estimates. .
As the so-called “debris”? question is one of vital importance to all
hydraulic mines at the present ‘time, it is only right to state that ample
provision has been made by. the. Spring Valley Company to avoid conflict
with the farming interests from this source. About 8,680 acres of land
lying along the bed of Dry Creek, and including the whole of the river
bottom. to the bluffs on either side, go with the property, the whole of
which is available as a dump for tailings, without risk or expense. I
examined all. this ground which is shown on map. The track is large
enough to accommodate the debris of 200 acres of deep hydraulic ground,
and yet not be covered toa depth of 20 feet. The possession of this land,
and also the right of way down to the main river, effectually disposes of
the debris question, so far as the property under consideration is cone
cerned, : ut :
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It may also be of interest to sta: i
I a te that at the tim
McLaughlin, on behalf of Professor Edison, the oelabaied
aorctns his time to an investigation of the platinum a
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my visit, Major
electrician, was
platinum Mnactian re
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: It may also be of interest to state that at the time of my visit, Major
McLaughlin, on behalf of Professor Edison, the celebrated electrician, was
devoting his time to an investigation of the platinum question. His stay
at Cherokee extended over two weeks, and resulted in the discovery of this
metal in abundance, so that it may be probably a source of revenue in the
future, to the extent of $20,000 to $80,000. I have not, however, laid any
stress on this point in my estimates. Incidentally his presence was of
great importance to me, as the constant prospecting of platinum, in which
alone he had an interest, resulted in the same show of gold in every pan
which I had personally found, and many of his prospects greatly exceeded
my own. : ;
He also discovered the fine sands to contain innumerable small,
microscopic diamonds, and it is not unlikely that the process through
which the black sands would have to be passed to eliminate the platinum,
would result in the discovery of many valuable stones ; no search is made
for them, yet they are not unfrequently picked up; one was found while
I was on the ground, which, if cut, would have a value of about $75 to
$80.
In conclusion, I may say that the statements here made can be readily
verified ; whatever argument may be used against each property separ-
ately, there cannot be one urged against the consolidated interests.
: ae A Yours respectfully,
4 : R. H. STRETCH, Jf 2H.
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-APBENDIX,.
Since my arrival in New York, I have learned a few additional facts
which may be of interest. ;
Samples of the black sands which are collected in the flumes in large
quantities, were sent to Mr. Edison for examination, to see if they con-
tained platinum ; each of these samples consists of 25 lbs” One was the
sand just taken from the flume after extracting the amalgam, the other the _
same material after it has been passed through a small pan and partially
ground. The results were $1,750 and $840 per ton of 2,240 Ibs., in gold,
respectively. These results show that the sands may probably be made a
source of considerable profit. To secure them in quantity merely requires
a little more labor in cleaning up, the additional cost being inconsiderable.
Tam also in receipt of information from the Spring Valley Company,
dated October 80th, that up to that time 800'lbs. of amalgam, worth about
$80 a pound, had been sent up to the office, and that the men were then
. engaged in cleaning up thé Eureka Tunnel. The amalgam to Oct. 20th
being worth about $64,000 or upwards, itis probable that the total clean-
up will aggregate $90,000, if not more, as the last clean-up was on Aug.
9; this is the result of two months and ten days work, equal to about
$1,286 daily, or at the rate of $460,000 per annum. ‘This result was largely
due to the employment of a large force of men to wheel the bottom gravels
into the flumes, and is good evidence in support of the position taken in |
the main report.
It will, of course, be understood that the company going into posses-
sion will be making an intome immediately, everything being in complete
running order.
R. H. STRETCH, 2. 2.
New York, October 80th, 1879.
STATEMENT OF THE BULLION YIELD
OF THE i
SPRING VALLEY MINE,
From the Consolidation of the Cherokee and Spring Valley
‘ Mines in 1873 to date.
: STATEMENT OF THE BULLION YIELD
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Year. Date of Clean-up. Total Yield. Year. Date of Clean-up. Total Yield
se 1878—February 20.... 0... 660... 20,080 GO | 1876—February 18.... 0.0. ween ue $11,984 08
March Ql v.csiecvecevee 25,471 78 March B...ctisctescecues 60,505 11
f April § .... 0... - 12,409 92 ADFil B.cce cece cece eeee ss 28,008 BE
i May9 loss: “I 98/509 04 11.22 I “6650 28
f une 4...... sae 29,045 05 MABE, oes 3 22,433 03
B une 16..... teen oe 16,500 18 oe | ae at 27,001 10
August 9...... + nee 8,800 49 28... as 28,098 77
HI September 11.. 40,855 50 une 6... 57,788 15
i October 20.... 71,278 16 [ul Ye 50,256 22
i November 24,.... 60,201 71 eptember 28 .. 88,221 88
: January 90... 000 soos cane 82,017 94 November 28..... 38,500 18
| December 4.. se 15,148 08
H $826,607 26 January 20.....eseeee0-. 21,003 97
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‘ $400,202 64
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: 181A —Februaty 9... ooo: sees pee S877 —Fobruary Waves seesvevees 11/080 19
March 18... 11,785 01
April 10...... 22,150 87
May 4 25,255 11
une 18., 59,945 26
july 81... eee 17,990 165
: August 8... ‘ 82,810 41
September 16. aes. 61,201 61
December 8. eters 84,180 24
November @. . January B..6. ceee eee eee 26,472 63
December 23... 20. eeeee 80,616 19 202,080 21
$420,882 68 | rgre—March 8... sce cscs veees 24,170 10
March 25. .665 sees seen eons 22,489 20
May 97... ... diieesees ce 18,2183 64
Lae ra Bae ke eaidieves saise 00,486 oe JUN 'T bie dn teccers dene nex 39,261 a1
March sees sess cece cree ce 9 87 August 7.s...ec.sec-seees 91,858 87
April 16.00, sees cess eevee 78,026 44 October Q..seseevseeeee. 49,803 05
May 18... sec seeeseceese 47,804 59 January to.si eee ceee ees 90,185 01
By IB os wanes ab eanee Ves 68,200 64 86,701 40
eptember Bo... wee. ween 14,054 48 —
October 18. 19,842. 87 $200,251 88 .
November 9 21,044 80
December 10. 10,048 44 | 1879—Februaryi 12,000 00
November 6. 2,488 80 May 9.. 61,728 62
December 20 11,148 10 August &.. 87,525 80
January 4.... 02+. 80,191 64 October 28 “86,900 00
$858,775 82 Total........ sees oe 82,272,584 69
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SCHEDULE OF PROPERTY
Belonging to the Spring Valley Mining & Icrigating Company.
MINING CLAIMS,
810 80-100 acres
2 48-100 acres
6 48-100 acres |
828 75-100 acres
e000 vene cone
Land included in patont oo. csee Pee cone cece segues cecece sees
Korr & Greon claim....... se cece veces soe
MSAD Wid Yannkeoiess scence sivedes ce sieeoven send nues cass cede veces
MOAN save pease ean enna wave hee Ad aA dears x beeen bas none 44d es weaS
Large claim on Butte Creok (value uncertain); land purchased to provide dump for tail-
ings, about 8,680 acres,
, RESERVOIRS,
Concow, which covers 210 acres, and cost $70,676 08 ; Reund Valley, area 160 acres, cost
$8,870 65; also Grub Flat, Littlefield, Hutchinson, Tom Jones, Glass, Spring Valley, Camp-
bollficld, and Table Mountain, 10 acres. ‘We
bitcitus,
Dewoy.& Miners, 6x5, 80 miles ; Butte Creek to Concow Rosorvoir, 26 miles ; with 1,080
fect 80-inch pipe at Little Butte Creek, and 8,780 fect 80-inch pipe at the west branch of the
North Fork, size 8x6x8; Fall Creek Ditch, 4x8, 8t miles ; Concow Reservoir, to Cherokeo,
with 18,100 fect 80-inch pipe across west branch, and 8,839 fect of 40-inch pipe to Grub Flat
Reservoir, 16 miles; Oregon and Table Mountain Ditch, 17 miles ; Lrish Ditch and Resor-
voir, 6 miles, Total, 064 miles,
4 TUNNELS,
Welch, Eureka and Chetokee equipment of claims, 80,480 fect of 4, 6, 6-fect flumes ; 20
under currents ; 16 giants; 2 derricks; 12 gates and distributors; 6,000 feet 22-inch pipo;
2,500 feet 15-inch pipe.
; BUILDINGS, ETC,
Stono office; store; barn; blacksmith shop ; lumbe
the pit.
r shed, and sundry small buildings in
TELEGRAPH LINE,
Cherokco to Oroville, connecting with lines of the We:
complete outfit.
stern Union, say twelve miles, with
“GRNERAL SUPPLIES,
Quicksilver, about 6 tons; 60 tons hay ; 500 sacks barley; 2 wagons; (horses; lumber ;
iron ; steol ; powder; fuse; tools, and a full line or everything required in the works,
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MEMORANDUM, SHOWING OPERATIONS OF SPRING VALLRY I NING ‘AO IRRIGATING COMPANY, ~
From June 16th, 1873 to October 31st, 1879.
RBECHIPTS. 7 Seer oe
* Powder Dis- Product | Bills Payabl Expense | Water Pipes, PURCHASES, -Expense Bills Payabl
Period. Bullion, countand Ranehes from “and. Torat, Of. |Reservoin & Ot . Interest Dividends. wand Toran.
Water Sales. a Ranches. Accounts, Mining. | Quicksilver.|Mining Gr'nd.| Ranches. Ranches. : Accounts,
iB. 10—Jul. 15)
1b78 — 1874) $476,112 28] $680 00
B74 —- 1875) 401,609 91 TB BO | o.se ce veee| eens oe vee
75 — 1876) 406,891 74) 82 60]...... $6,549 91
B76 — 1877 885,876 00/ 200 00 | 11,696 00] 17,928 87
vier ce cevs| sess on veee| 144,867 45] 621,600 68)j 6125,877 70] 987,807 10] 57,120 29
80,000 69) 481,688 10|| 140,826 46] 24,876 80| 26,205 00
124,767 88] 687,281 98|| 150,809 77] 4,261. 66] 109,621 05
288,028 74) 649,024 61]| 168,548 00] 7,984 65) 182,609 70] 26,045 ea] 985,517 92] 48,014 081 60,000 00} 160,814 70] 649,024 61
A onc] 714208 88) 4405 09 | 48,085 50) 12,006 28] 72,688 00). 440,828 08]] 186,018 88] 9,688 95) 5,658 80] 9,670 64] 19,686 43] 92,818 481 100,000 ool 181,788 47| 446,008 08
Bis —isi9| 210,542 88] 900 81 6,864 82} 65,810 64] 282,408 a6|| 103,608 61 —si7'28| 14,414 01] 49,208 '06) 26,488 21] 24,680 72|.........-.| 68,704 75 282,408 36
Torats, aioayen 1 ease BL ascasr lea $41,680 88! §761,707 86(88,018,280 80 ¢820,170 40|x84,284 80] ¢906,000_25|9608,488 09 $81,487 64] $120,810 18| ¢466,000 00| 672,080 10lta,018,285 80
$247,480 00)
78,879 83
91,799 90
$1,285 21) $150,000 00/ $2,079 28] ge2t,e00 68
a 8,688 46} 85,000 00) 119,256 47} 481,688 10
RECAPITULATION.
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Improvement’ (water pipes, reservoirs, and quicksilver). .... ..++ +4 sees sees oaee | $84,884 89%
Bullion Product, 00. ..0. cee ee cove oo0e$2,168,726,31
“_6,881.61|2,160,057 62!
—_—
Howder discount and water sales............
ae —
ess Expenses of Mining (including taxes) 820,179 40/81,889,878 22)! “Ranches, Purchases, $608,484.09—Less Sales, $64,681.50—=.... 0. sss0.s0e0 ooee] 458,808 49
Bobi, say $76),707.85—$572,680.10— 00. 6... sees mee cecatecee eee 189,177 25)| Expenses, $81,487.64—Less Product, $41,880,88m-.....600sssesseee sees] 89,648 214} 498,461 70
Interest,’paid on current obligations... .... css. cece cease cece cece se sees sees seeeleedeces anes! 120,810 18
; - Dividends, returned to Stockholders... ......00- sees seces cece cons coeses ace -| 465,000 00
$1,529,055 47 ; - 181,620,065 47
———ee ee sd eae 8 ISS EUOD SE
* Probably $20, 000 of this sum should have been charged to expenses,
The last 70 days clean up was $80,791 00, ¢ Some of the crop of 1879 remains unsold, which will be a future credit to
this account,
«| 14,078 22] 80,000 00} 86,886 48] 687,281 98 ;
Mining Claims purchased. 0... .00. sees cess sees snc tens cone cece eves seve veer eves | 865,809 25 | $450,208 64
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[This is the official report made eight years ago to the Board of Dircctors of the Cherokee
Flat Blue Gravel Company for their personal use and guidance.]
To the President of the Cherokee Flat Biue Gravel Co,
. Sir: ; i <
Having been requested’ by you'‘to make an ample and correct report
of all matters pertaining to the property of the Company, I hereby submit
the following, trusting it will have your approval.
i ‘CHEROKEE, Butte Co., Cal., Oct. 3, 1871, r
be v~ "' "Respectfully your ob’t serv't, i oad
: ; CHARLES WALDEYER,
General Superintendent.
THE BLUE LEAD,
Amongst the great gravel deposits of California, the “ BLuz Lean” has
attracted the greatest attention. Not only its position, which is immediately
upon, the “ bed rock,” but also its color, varying from‘a dark green to a bright
indigo color, prove it to be the oldest gravel deposit on the Pacific coast.
Its color evidently resulted from the substratum of “bed rock,” the grind-
ing away of which afforded the Pigment to dye the quartz.and other debris,
and the sulphurets of iron, by a chemical change, assisted in making this
color “fast.” at :
It is hardly reasonnble to ascribe the creation of the “ blue lead,” and the
gravel deposits overlying it, merely to the action of water, and we must call
to assistance the’ : a
GLACIAL MOTION THEORY
of Professor Agassiz,
Before entering upon the above mentioned task, it will be necessary to
inquire : :
- How was the quartz, the matrix of almost all the gold found in California,
supplied? Can ‘we really believe that enough quartz ledges were destroyed
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rising from unknown
depths, even ten times higher than Mount Blanc, liave been sufficien
furnish one tenethan;
Ea
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to cover from fifty to a hundred square miles with nothing but quartz gravel
and quartz sand from two to three hundred feet deep?
Would all the known quartz ledges of California, rising from unknown
depths, even ten times higher than Mount Blanc, have been sufficient to
furnish one ten-thousandth part of the quartz gravel deposits now found in
this country?
After considerations like the foregoing, it must become evident to the in:
vestigator, that the quartz before ground into pebbles and sand, existed in
huge masses, and in such a position that any great grinding force, or power
of attrition, could be applied more or less directly to it.
This point agreed upon, will it not be an easy task to account for the
existence of quartz .in enormous masses, covering the hillside and filling the’
vale? Adopting the theory that the qnartz in a molton state was forced
from the bowels of our globe, through fissures in its crust, to the surface, we
must come to the conclusion that, as long as the expelling force lasted, the
flow of molton quartz would continue, not only filling the fissures to the
surface; but pouring in a broad sheet over the lips of the fissure, and seeking,
like molton lava, or any other fluid matter, its level.
Here then is a source for quartz, supplying all wants, for we have made the
existing quartz ledges nothing but extinguislied craters, belching in bygone
ages their golden streams in every direction,
Any other theory about the creation of quartz ledges will do just as wellas
the igneous, adopted above, for it must be presumed that, even if the fissures,
now containing the quartz, were filled from the surface, then there is no
reason to doubt that fmmensely more silictous matter was on hand than to Sill merely
the comparatively few fissures, and we have again enormous deposits of quartz
on the surface, waiting for nature’s great crushing process, ;
The Glacial Motion Theory of Professor Agassiz accounts at once for the
existence of the great deposits of drift, not only in and near the valleys of
our State, but also on the highest mountain tops of the Sierra Nevada,
According to the Professor's theory, immense ice-fields, thousands of feet
deep, covered the continents, and commenced at a certain period their slow
motion from north to south, crushing and grinding under their immense
weight whatever might be subjected to their pressure, or ploughing deep and
broad furrows in their onward march; which later, as far as California is
concerned, must have formed the channel for those ancient streams, called by
a certain writer the “dead rivers of California.” ;
In support of this theory of Mr. Agassiz, who certainly formed it upon a
broader basis than the evidences of the physical -geography of California, it
must be stated that these ancient channels or “dead rivers” of California, now
‘the depositories of the different “blue leads” and their overlying quartz
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22 Reports on the Spring Valley Hydraulic Gold Company.
gravel strata, run all in the same direction, to wit, from north to south, when
all the modern rivers of California debouch into the Pacific Ocean to the west,
It must be evident that this “Glacial Motion” was the beginning of the
latest thermal change, and that, when the ice had disappearéd, immense floods
succeeded, washing the crushed “pulp” into channels and streambeds, and i
filling them to the depth of hundreds of fect, as evidenced by existing deposits, |
Whether the views advanced in the foregoing lines are correct or not, will
be immaterial ; however, they may illustrate that; - ‘
1. The great gravel deposits of California are only an accumulation of
the same gold-bearing material which is now extracted from the quartz veins,
2. That nature, though in a crude manner, performed the operation of
crushing, and facilitated thus the extraction of gold, i
8, That gravel mining, under the modern improvements, will be the most
extensive, the most lasting, and the most remunerative mining operation
carried on in the State.
The great “blue lead” and gravel deposit in Butte County, claiming our
particular attention, will be made the object of a careful description,
“1... LOCATION OF, THE Leap. |
This deposit: occurs under a “ Plateau,” known as the Zancow or Butte
County Table Mountain, extending for a distance of about cight miles from
Cherokee Flat, in the north, to Thompson's Flat, in the south, having a width
of from two to four miles. It is bounded on its western side by the Sacra-
mento Valley, and on the south, east and north by Feather River and its tri-
butaries, the North Fork and West Branch, so that from all sides an ascent
of nearly onc thousand feet has to be overcome,
Geographically it is situated between 121 and 122 degrees western longi-
tude and 87 and 88 degrees northern latitude, and, according to the United
States Land Survey, is covered by Sections 28, 20, 81, 82, 88 of Township 21,
north, Range 4, cast, by Sections 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 28, 20,
80, 81, 82, 88, 84 of Township 20, north, Range 4, cast, and by Sections 8, 4, 6
of Township 19, north, Range 4, enst, Mount Diablo Meridian,
Ever since the carliest days of gold mining in California, the surround-
ings of the above mentioned “plateau,” or table land, offered the richest
harvest to the miner, ;
Every ravine descending from this platenu,'or near it, became celebrated for
its richness, Cherokee Flat, at its northern point, and Morris’ Ravine near
its southern polnt, yielded their millions to the most primitive applications,
The miner, In those days, was sntisfied to find the gold, and inquired not
whence it might have come; but when these ravines and gullies, which were
actually nothing but nature's “sluice boxes,” had been worked out, then thé
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question arose: Where is the storchouse from which all this gold has been
drawn ?—and every indication pointed towards the great Zancow or Table
Mountain.
INTRODUCTION OF WATER.
As the mode of mining improved, and particularly when hydrostatic pres-
sure was employed, known in California as the Hydraulic Process, then the
peculiar and isolated situation of Cherokee Flat, which justly can claim the
richest and most extensive gravel deposit in the State, was seriously felt.
It was congidered next to impossible to bring living water in sufficient quan-
tities to that place. The only way to bring such water was either from the
West Branch, or North Fork, both tributaries of Feather River, and in either
way across the chasms formed by these streams, which flow nearly a thou-
sand feet below the level of Cherokee Flat.
Reservoirs and ditches, at the expenditure of hundreds of thousands of
dollars, were constructed merely to catch and store away the rainwater during
| : the winter season, and thus the means for two or three months’ mining were
obtained. The splendid results of these short mining seasons challenged
again and again the energies of enterprising men, and several unsuccessful
attempts weré made to.enlist capital in the introduction of living water to
these mines. The idea’to carry water by means of pipes across chasms of
9,000 or 1,000 feet vertical depths, startled even mining engineers of note in
the United States and England, and their estimates were either so enormous
as to costs, or so doubtful as to success, that even the most daring abandoned
the scheme. 2 Re
And thus, up to the early summer of 1870, the mines depended alto-
gether on rainwater, but yielded so largely that a party of San Francisco
: capitalists, in connection with the Spring Valley Mining Co, of Cherokee
f Flat, took the matter in hand, and after six months’ labor, a sheet-iron pipe,
80 inches in diameter, discharged in a steady and even flow a thousand inches
of water.
This water was taken from some small tributaries of the North Fork,
known as “ Flea Valley creek,” “ Camp creek,” and the unusual dry season
of California lessened the supply of water to about a regular flow of 600
inches for the whole 24 hours. Besides this rather small supply of water, the, ;
Spring Valley Canal and Mining Co. had not only difficulties on account of .' :
the insufficient depth of its tunnel—a lower tunnel not being finished—but
also on account.of those constant improvements which an altogether new
modus operand: gencrally necessitates ; but still this company produced a frac-
tion of over one thousand dollars for every day’s washing, which yield will
certainly be doubled in the future by the greater supply of water and other
signal improvements now under hand, :
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24 Reports on the Spring Valloy Hydraulic Gold Company.
The enterprise of the Spring Valley Canal and Mining Co., being the most
important of the kind in this State, in fact being the first which has overcome
n depression of between 800 and 1,000 feet (such a one being formed by the
chasm through which the West Branch flows), deserves nearer description,
The water is carried ina ditch past Yankee Hill to a point on the‘north ,
side of West Branch, said point being 080 vertical feet higher than the point
where the West Branch is crossed, when a sheet-tron pipe receives the water,
carrying it down the slope of the mountain to the crossing of the West
Branch, and thence up Cherokee Hill to a vertical height of 880 feet, where
the water is discharged again into a ditch and carried to the mines for use,
The pipe has a diameter of 80 inches, is over two miles in length, and con-
structed of the best boiler-iron—the heaviest being @ of aninch, As the
diagram will show, the pipe on the Yankee Hill side is 160 vertical feet higher
than the pipe on the Cherokee Hill side, where the water is discharged, so
that there is a “head” of 160 feet, ‘The water, however, during its greatest
supply and heaviest discharge, never rose inore than 60 fect on the Yankee
Hill side over the point of its discharge on the Cherokee Flat Hill side, and
was then estimated equal to 1,600 inches, miners’ measure * (i, ¢, water dis-
charged under a “head” or pressure of six inches),
' Limention this fact to show that a 80-inch pipe would be able to carry any
desirable amount of water, provided a: similar. “head” is given,
The Spring Valley Canal and Mining Co, estimates its expenditure for
pipe, ditches, reservoirs, etc. nt $800,000, independent of the old works, 08
tunnels, ete,
The pipe alone is an item of between 366,000 and $60,000 (delivered at the
foundry),
The experience so far gained shOws that, under ordinary circumstances,
and provided that even a moderate supply of water—say one thousand
inches—is reccived for the whole year, one yenr would be sufficient to clear
the whole expenditure of $800,000.
However, the expectations of this company go far beyond the results of
its practical experience,.for the reason that the gravel ddposits increase in
richness as the deeper parts of the channel (or those parts farther removed
from the rim rock or riverbank) are reached; when particularly the “bluc
lead” develops finely, yielding from five to fifteen dollars per ton,
Since the Spring Valley Co, lead the way in introducing water to Cherokee
and the rich mines of Table Mountain, other companies have commenced
similar operations, amongst them “ Hendricks & Co,," tuking the water from \
the upper part of West Branch, and carrying the same by ditch and pipe to
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*Nork—An Inch of water, about 2b cuble foot per intnute, the wator that will run out of
an opening finch wquare, or woctlon undor head of Ginchus,
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. « Morris Ravine," Beh ad a Py snp be sites FEE sep 2 uate
gravel: deposit—en:
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“ Morris’ Ravine,” a point where the same gravel deposit—entered here at
Cherokee from the north-west—is entered from the south-east; proving
equally rich and extensive, and proving thus, to the most skeptical, the un-
broken continuation of the great “Gravel Lead” under Table Mountain. .
Morris’ Ravine itself is about five miles below Cherokee Flat and between
four and five hundred feet lower, counting from the bed rock exposed in the
Spring Valley Co’s claims to the bed rock in Morris’ Ravine, thus showing
a fall of. one hundred feet per mile to the channel under Table Mountain.
It may here just as well be mentioned that the “rim rock" on the eastern
side of Table Mountain is a great deal higher than the “rim rock” on the
western or valley side, and that the plateau of Table Mountain itself has a
double inclination—one from north to south, evidently duc to the naturla
fall of the old channel, and the other from east to west, very likely due to the
fact that after the Table Mountain was formed, the mountain chain of the
Sierra Nevada rose slowly under the many volcanic disturbances to which
this country has evidently been subjected, and tilted the Table Mountain
from east to west. ’
The gold found in the deposits under and near Table Mountain is of un-
usual fineness, averaging from 951-1000 990-1000 fine, and vary in size from
the finest flower gold, generally contained,in the upper gravel deposits, to
nuggets weighing many ounces, found on and near the:bed rock.
OPENING THE MINES.
In opening the great “ Lead” under Table Mountain by expensive tun-
nels, without actually knowing the depth of the channel or basin in which
the richest part of the deposit rests, great risks had to be taken, the more so
as only very few places for such tunnels combined the desirable advantages,
to wit: :
1, Sufficient depth to drain and work the basin under all circumstances.
2, Proximity to the mine, so that a tunnél of moderate length would
suffice to operate ; and ;
8. Ample room for all tailings or washings, after the gold was extracted,
The wanting or overlooking of these three requisites, or any of them, has
been a source of much unprofitable labor and great expenditure in mining
operations on the Pacific coast; nevertheless the desire to travel the shortest
road to fortune proved, again and again, stronger than all dearly-bought
lessons, and so we have, here at Cherokee, after the expenditure of hundreds
of thousands of dollars for tunnels and other “outlets,” only one tunnel
which combines all the requisites mentioned before. The tunnel belongs to
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“CHEROKEE FLAT BLUE GRAVEL co.”
This company, originally called the “ Butte Table Mountain Consolidated
Mining Co.,” has been since fifteen years in possession of its mining grourd,
consisting of about one thousand acres, and expended about $160,000 on
improvements, such as tunnels, inclines, shafts, reservoirs and machinery.
TITLE TO MINING GROUND,
To wind up the affairs of the Butte Table Mountain Consolidated Mining
Co, a “ friendly lawsuit” was commenced in the year 1866, before the District
Court of the Second Judicial District, at Oroville, Butte Co., Cal., judgment
acknowledged, and the property was in consequence, and to satisfy judgment,
sold at public auction, at the Court House, Oroville, by the sheriff of Butte
Co., to the highest bidder, and was purchased by an agent of the former
stockholders of the Butte Table Mountain Consolidaled Mining Co., who
transferred the same property to the CHEROKEE Fiat BLue GRAVEL Co.,
‘the new style under which the old stockholders incorporated, said incorpo-
ration taking place October 19th, ‘1866, and continuing up to this date, with
a capital stock of 650 shares at $100 each, and ;
ALEXANDER CasELLI, Esq., as President,
Henry Picuorr, Esq., as Secretary.
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Thus the title is beyond dispute, as the present claimants and their prede-.
cessors are the first occupiers of this ground, and have held it in undisturbed
Possession for over fifteen years, when the laws of limitation of California
make two years the period for a legal possession of mining ground.
The improvements of this Company consist of a Tunnel 6 by 6 feet and
1,642 feet long, an Incline some 800 fect long, and some Shafts, Drain Tun-
nels, Reservoirs, Ditches, ete., of minor importance,
.The mining ground, as the map will show, stretches in a south-easterly
direction, for 10,000 feet across the Channel or Basin, from “rim to rim,” or
shore to shore, and for 4,500 fect down the Channel, south, towards Morris’
-Ravine. ;
PRODUCTION AND VALUE OF GROUND,
The Spring Valley Canal and Mining Company, being the nearest neigh-
bor claiming along the upper line, has worked within one hundred feet of
said boundary line, as designated on the map, and developed in the progress
of work richer gravel deposits than ever seen before at this place.. This same
company bought a picce of ground, being about 200 x 400 feet, from a certain
John Welch, paying for this ground $81,800 in United States gold coin, at
which price an acre would be worth a fraction over $17,000, when the yield
per acre, according to the statistics of more than fifteen years, would be from
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$60,000 to $80,000. But considering that all the mining operations at Chero-
kee Flat have been merely confined to the outskirts of the “ lead,” or what,
in miner’s parlance, is termed the “outside wash,” and that, therefore, only
the lighter particles of gold were reached ; that, furthermore, and in support
of this view, heavier and larger gold is reached as the channel deepens, and
that, therefore, the yield increases and will increase for thousands of feet
ahead, we must come to the. conclusion that all the riches, so far developed,
are nothing but a slight indication of what the future will disclose.
Throughout California, Cherokee Flat and the Table Mountain Lead are
justly considered the richest gravel deposits in the State, and the closest
investigation will confirm every. statement made in this regard, and will
show that the broad gravel stream enters, in its whole width, the boundary
of the Cherokee Flat Blue Gravel Co’s mining claim, and emerges again
visibly at Morris’ Ravine, directly south, Therefore, the existence of the
“lead "undoubtedly the main point—must be considered established, the
more so when this “lead” shows itself in a thickness of from 800 to 400 feet,
and in width of from one to two miles ; and the next consideration must be:
How and -by what means to work this “lead?”
TUNNEL ANE INCLINE,
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The answers to this question would be: :
1, By a tunnel combining the three requisites mentioned, page 25, under
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: 1, 2, 8,
t . 2, By the introduction of a steady and sufficient stream of water—say 2,000
H inches—procuring thus the means for extensive hydraulic operations; and
8. By drifting the richest part of the “blue lead”—the same way that
stone-coal is extracted—and using in the drifts sluice boxes and water, |
instead of tramways and cars, to dispose of the ore, which modus would save
‘ _ the most expensive part of drift mining, the transportation of the ore, the
the different gravel deposits in the channel or basin, as well as the different
tunnels entering the channel or basin, shows at once that the tunnel of the
e Cherokee Flat Blue Gravel Co, combines all the necessary requisites, and is
destined to be the great outlet for the immense gravel deposit before us,
This tunnel, when reaching point A of the incline (800 fect from its
present terminus), must be connected with the incline, cither by a vertical
shaft, or by a slope, interrupted here and there by terraces or benches, so
that the gravel, rushing down this connection, receives the benefit of an
additional crushing, which is so important that, in the most reputed gravel
mines in this State, new tunnels are constructed with the single view to have
them deep enough to admit of this crushing process,
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! The incline was constructed for the purpose of ascertaining the depth of
; : " the basin, so as to be a sure guide in the continuation of the tunnel, and, at : !
: the same time, to test the different gravel formations, which had to be cut
diagonally, and proved, from the lighter quartz gravel down to the “rotten
boulders” and blue gravel, identical with the already exposed part of the
great gravel deposit. : :
This incline will be of the greatest advantage whenever a conncction with
° the surface will have to be made for the purpose of commencing hydraulic
, operations, as the water can be introduced by pipes to the bottom of the in-
cline, and there, under the greatest pressure,*be used to wash the gravel
through the then established connection between the incline and deep tunnel. ,
The upper quartz gravel, cut in the incline, and of which the main body
of Table Mountain is composed, in a body of from 260 to 800 feet deep, con-
particles of gold. The two lower Strata, however, the “ rotten boulders” and
blue lead or gravel, are mixed, more or less, with different boulders, the for- !
mer of clay slate, the latter of talc-slate. Both strata are very rich in gold,
and average each from five to twenty-five feet in thickness, eect
i The “rotten boulders,” as they aré called on account of the softness of
the boulders, have so far been the chief resources for gold at this place, as
they were easily teached, lying above the “blue lead.” This stratum seems
to be peculiar to the Table Mountain deposit, and is not found in any other
mining locality,
The Cherokee Mining Co. one of the oldest and most successful mining
companies of this place, working, for want of a lower “outlet,” altogether
the “rotten boulders ” and quartz gravel above them, and depending, so far,
altogether on rainwater, collected in large reservoirs, produces from $80,000
to $100,000 every year, during the few rainy months. This company is now
engaged to construct a large ditch from Butte Creek to the north-west of
H o 3 pa this place, and to carry it also by pipe-over a wide and deep depression to
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COST OF DITCH AND PIPE,
The Cherokee Flat Blue Gravel Co., with its advantages of an inexhaust-
ible mine and an always sufficient tunnel, must now look to procure water
from a source which will be adequate to the other favorable conditions ; and
here the North Fork of Feather river offers the surest, and therefore cheapest
supply, : ; ;
The accompanying map gives a correct representation of the distances
and elevations, ~
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PROFILE OF WROUGHT IRON PIPE
CHEROKEE GRAVEL MINES, BUTTE Co., CAL.
Pipe, 80 inch diameter. Circular seams single riveted, longitudinal seams double riveted.
Manufactured by the Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works, San Francisco, Cal,
At Cherokee there is an inverted siphon of wrought iron.
62 cubic feet of water per second,
English plate, of fair quality.
an inch,
The pipe has an approximate inner diameter of 80 inches, discharging
It has been in continuous use for five years, and now in first-class order,
The iron used was ordinary
The greatest pressure it sustains is 887 feet, and the
thickness of the iron at that point is three-eighths of
The annexed plan, taken from the original survey, on file in the office of the company, shows the line of the pipe and different
sizes of iron used in construction of the siphon,
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A former survey, the particulars of which are not at hand, placed the
point to take the water from North Folk at Rock Creek, which, along the
meanderings of the river to the point on the north side of West Branch, where
a pipe would have to be used, makes a distance of 27 miles, From this point
to the discharge of water in the reservoir would need about three miles of
pipe.
Timber for fluming, etc., is abundant 5 @ portable saw-mill would supply
what is wanted. The ditch must be commenced all along the line, but
rapidly finished from the head-dam downward, so that it can be made the
conveyance for sawed lumber, where such is needed for fluming, ete.
According to estimates of pretty reliable parties, who know the country ©
well, $250,000 would be sufficient to build a ditch anda pipe able to supply
2,000 inches of running water, miner's measure, and one summer's time would
suffice to do so, :
Other expenses, as extension of tunnel and building of reservoir for
hydraulic pipes, etc,, can be covered with $50,000. ;
THE DIAMOND DRILL. “
The new, tunneling machine—the diamond drill—as it is now used in this
country, at Smartsville, Nevada Co., and other places, has worked the
Steatest change in mining operations, This machine works in the hardest
kind of trap rock from 8 to 5 feet, of a6 x7 tunnel, in 24 hours,
The rock in the Blue Gravel Co’s tunnel can be worked at $20 per foot,
by manual labor, and’ the diamond-drill machine would put the tunnel in
readiness for operation in six months, .
GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS,
The very favorable location of ‘the Cherokee Flat Blue Gravel Co's mine’
would permit the washing of the upper gravel strata, without using a tunnel
at all, by merely setting sluice boxes on the surface and washing the debris
down into the valley below, a plan which will facilitate the mining operation
beyond appreciation, not only by removing the danger arising from too high
banks, but also by disposing of immense quantities of matter without over-
charging the sluice boxes confined in the deeper tunnel, and reserving these
latter for the more valuable material,
The Reservoir located to’supply the hydraulic apparatus is 276 feet higher
than the point of discharge, and the power thus created is immense,
Here is, then, an operation of which the result might be calculated to a
mathematical truth. All depends on the steady supply of water, and the
yield of the mines can be doubled and even quadrupled. The gold-bearing
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material is here in inexhaustible and visible masses, and waits for the hand
of energy to be turned to usefulness,
Closing this report, I must remark that the views and opinions discussed
in its beginning may be mpdified to each individual taste, but that the
“facts” are stated under the firm impression of their unalterable truth,
CHARLES WALDEYER,
General Superintendent C.F. B. G. Co.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, f
County of Butte { BBs: . :
On this third day of October, A. D, one thousand cight hundred and seventy-one, before
me, Jas. C. Martin, a notary. public in and for said Butte county, duly commissioned and
sworn, personally appeared Charles Waldeyer, of Cherokee Flat, Butte county, well known
to me, who, first having been duly sworn upon his oath, declares, that the foregoing report
made by him as the Superintendent of the Cherokee Flat Blue Gravel Company, is founded
in fact and in all respects true, to the best of his knowledge and belief,
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal, the day and
year in this certificate first above written.
JAS. C, MARTIN,
: The above report has my entire approval,
A. CASELLI,
President,
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Mr, Charles Waldoyer, who has been Superintendent of the Cherokee Flat Blue Gravel
Company (one of the Properties embraced in this consolidation) for the last twenty-five years,
has, in addition to his Teport, written the following :
SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT.
EpwarpD Bares Dorsey, Esq,,
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President United States Mining Investment Company,
Dear Str—The unworked bottom gravel in the Spring Valley Mine shows near the bed-
rock much .coarse gold, and will pay well for systematic workings whenevera clean sweep
can be made from the bare bedrock. Mr, Stretch's Statement as to the gold contents in this
bottom gravel is evidently placed upon the rich development near the exposed bedrock—wit-
nessed by him, when he was here—but can, in my opinion, not be maintained for the whole
thickness of the unworked bottom gravel. :
After reading Mr. Stretch's Report, on my arrival in San Francisco early in October last,
I mentioned my impression to him in regard to said bottom Gravel, but found him an earnest
advocate of his statements being correct,
gravels had been neg rs as of little value,
richness, ssen the estimated v:
ny way from the real intrinsic
and the Spring Valley Co.—as I honestly
of said mines {s far greater than given in Report.
T must refer to Mr, Stretch’s Report, which never takes in
id bottom gravels in the Blue Gravel Co's claims, after the
ves credit for the increasing richness of the general gravel
o's - ground fs reached, of which the clean-up of October last
evidence, proving the value per acre, independent of bottom gravel,
to be §140,000, to wit r ‘
An area of 250 X 75 feet == to 18,750 [J fect produced 860,000 ; according to which an
acre, containing 43,560 [] feet, will Produce $140,000, ' . :
Furthermore, Mr, Stretch calculates only on 6 feet of drifting gravel, when, in the course
of time, certainly 18 feet of such gravel can be removed by drifting, as the unworked gravel
will settle down solidly in a number of years, and a second and third drifting operation can
be excavated. we
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such a position as to enable
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CHARLES WALDEYER, M. E,
Cuexoker, Butte Co., Cal., December 22d, 1879,
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EXTRACTS FROM REPORT OF HAMILTON SMITH, JR. M. E., DATED SAN
FRANCISCO, DECEMBER 23, 1877.
APPLIANCES FOR MINING,
The Spring Valley Mine is well fitted up with all the machinery and supplies requisite
in hydraulic mining—whose value aggregates many thousands of dollars—and no further
expenditures for such purposes will be needed, except in making good the ordinary wear and
tear of future mining,
WATER SUPPLy,
The present system of storage reservoirs, canals and pipes brings to Cherokee 50 cubic
feet of water—about 2,000 miners’ inches per second through the enttre year: In additiun to
this, during the Winter months, a considerable quantity of water is collected from local
sources. The annual supply can be safely stated at 800,000 miners’ inches for 24 hours,
These water-works are in good order, are maintained at slight expense, and, in certainty
of supply and economy of operation, compare most favorably with other similar works in the
State. It is not necessary to here give a detailed description of them,
FUTURE PROFITS, — - .
As the present fumes have light grades, and Cherokee flat gravel cannot be worked to
advantage until the new tunnel js driven, I would not estimate over two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars for maximum Products this year, Possibly less, When the new tunnel is
completed, the yicld of bullion, and consequent net returns, should largely increase, as,
owing to its steeper grade, much more Gravel’ can be washed per miners’ inch through the
new sluice thin has-been the case in the past, and also because then the lower and richer
If the deep and rich channel swings to the East, so that it can be washed through these
new workings, the net results should be larger than they have ever been before. However, in
any event, this large oxtent of ground will afford good Profits for very many years to come,
In addition to the profits expected from hydraulic mining, it is most Probable that the
tich strata of rotten bowlders and blue gravel can be drifted (where overlaid by lava) to
At the time ofthe last visit of the writer to Cherokee, the lower face of the Bravel,
where the channel enters the Cherokce Flat claim, was covered over by slides from the top,
so that it could not be seen, Persons familiar with the mine state that the lower and rich
Streak of gravel (the yellow rotten bowlders and overlying blue gravel), as exposed at this
point, was exceptionally rich in gold, and estimate that it would yield from $2.00 to $2,50
Per ton,
Gravel of continuous extent can be drifted at a cost of about $1.25 per ton, Hence, if
this Gravel in the Cherokee: Flat Mine yields as much as stated, it can be worked with a
large profit, :
Tt is most likely that the pay channel extends through the Cherokee Flat ground for a
distance of say 10,000 fect, Estimating upon above Suppositions, drifting could be carried
on for 20 years, with annual net returns of from $00,000 to $150,000, :
Some little drifting has been done in years past in the Spring Valley Mines, especially in
those places heretofore referred to, where the gravel was covered with pipe-clay, But this
work was not extensive cnough to warrant a positive expression of opinion as to what Profits
may in the future be expected from this source,
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DISPOSITION OF TAILINGS,
The Spring Valley Company has purchased many thousands of acres of farming lands
along the course of the channel, down which flow the tailings washed from its mine, It has
built levees on both sides of this channel, thus forming a canal over 20 miles (?) in length, and
extending very nearly to the swamp or tule Jands on Butte Creek, and into which the tailings
are finally discharged. i .
It will be the duty of the purchaser of these mines to maintain these levees in good
repair ; but it is not believed that this will be a heavy tax, :
The Spring Valley Company Includes in its sale several thousand acres of land, situate
just below its mining dump, and on which lands are several locations where retaining brush
and earth dams can be built, which will hold back the future tailings ‘from the mines at a
reasonable cost,
Therefore, the purchasers of these properties need have no great fear of either adverse
legislation or litigation to hydraulic miners, in regard to their tights in California to dump
their gravel into running water-courses. :
- HAMILTON SMITH, Jr. ee
San Francisco, December 23d, 1879, |
DEDUCTIONS FROM HAMILTON SMITH’S REPORT.
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" There are 160 to 200 acres of ground that can be washed through the new i
tunnel, as 100 acres previously washed yielded $4,500,000 or $45,000 per acre, of : ‘
which 3§, or say $30,000 is profit, 180 X 30,000 =m... cece voce sees cose cave sees $5,400,000 : \
- He furtlicr estimates’ the drifting ground under thé lava cap will yield net
profit of from $100,000 @ $150,000 per annum for 20 years, or take the mean
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examine the bottom ground that Mr, Stretch found so rich, and which is not estimated in the
above, :
The following telegram just received confirms Me, Stretch’s estimate :
CHEROKEE, Jan, 8th, 1880,
Epwarnp Bares Dorsry, oO
Pres't United States Mining Investment Co.
Partial clean-up of sixty by one hundred feet bottom gravel, yielded ten thousand dollars
coarse gold CHARLES WALDEYER,
This is less than one-seventh of an acre, which, at $10,000 ($70,000) in-coarse gold, caught
In the head sluice—probably fifty per cent. more will be caught in the lower sluices and under.
currents—this will make the yield over $100,000 per acre by actual work, In the one hundred
acres previously worked by the Spring Valley Co., this has not been touched, owing to their
tunnel being too high, All can be worked through the new tunnel, Of course, it also remains : }
untouched in the onc hundred and sixty to two hundred acres (Mr, Smith's esttinate) remain.
ing. Itall will yield like this, the above estimate will bo increased from $26,000,000 to
$30,000,000 gross, The working expenses will be comparatlvely light, owing to the perfection (
of the plant and appliances now belonging to the mine,
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In order to ascertain the
present condition of the property, the
following telegram was sent:
New York, January 2d, 1880.
Charles Waldeyer,
Cherokee, Cal.
; Lelegraph exact amount of and days work in
November, clean up.
EDWARD BATES DORSEY,
President.
To this the following reply was received:
Cherokee, January 8d, 1880,
Edward Bates Dorsey, vs
a Prest, United States Mining Investment Co.,
: New York.
Seventy days run. Bighty thousand seven hundred
ninety-one dollars.
CHAS. WALDEYER.
This is more than enough to pay 1% per cent. per month on
$2,000,000, as owing to the thorough condition of ‘the plant the
expenses are very light. It is expected this amount will be largely
increased on the consolidation of the property after the purchase,
and more than doubled after twelve months. . :
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ADDENDA.
The following is a letter just received.
Cueroker, Butte Co,, Cat,
Yanuary i1, 1880.
Epwarp Bates Dorsey, Esq, |
President United States Mining Investment Company,
New York.
Dear Str: :
I enclose a letter from Mr, Abbey, who is a reliable man, in regard to yield of
bottom gravel in Cherokee Mine. His estimate of yield is very good; in fact much better
than I antictpated, and there should be a considerable profit in working it.
HAMILTON SMITH, Jr., M. E.
Cuerokez, Jan, 10, 1880,
Hamitton Satu, Esq, *
“Dear, Sir, : . ae
During your examination of tiié'property of the “* Spring Valley Mining and
Irrigating Company,” I understood you to say that it was very unsatisfactory to you to under.
take to make a correct report of a,mine where no measurement of the ground had been
taken, nor séparate.accounts kept of the yield of the different strata,
During my residence herd of five years our sluices have been too high to allow of working
the lower strata on the ‘main land, until within a few days of your arrival, when you will
doubtless recollect we had a branch cut which entered the bottom of the gravel, and that
there we began to clean off the bedrock, preparatory.to erecting a derrick, with which to
handle the larger boulders with greater facility; here Mr. Harris worked off a block of
ground and washed it, separate from any other, down said branch-cut and sluice, and after
“squarring up the bank so as to accurately measure, he cleaned up the product and handed
me the following report: ‘1,166 cubic yards of blue gravel on bedrock yiclded $10,220, or
$8.76 per cubic yard from 112 fect of flume.” : :
The depth of the gravel at this point, you will remember, was about six feet and con-
tained a large percentage of boulders, which, of course, were all measured with tho gravel.
This is a part of and a little east of the centre of the ground mentioned by Mr, Stretch,
as a dark-green and blue gravel left in tho pit.
The cut which you saw and 112 feet of the branch sluice was all that could be cleaned up ;
tho gold was of a coarse quality and a good deal corroded. .
. Considerable of the rusty gold must have passed to the main sluices, and after being
scoured as it passed down, was amalgamated and caught In the main sluices and under-
currents, making the product of this lower rocky strata more than $ro per cubic yard. .
Having felt a deep ‘interest in the value of this almost untried lower deposit, I thought
that you might also be gratified on learning the result.
: : 4 Yours truly,
RICHARD ABBEY.
Tt will be noticed, by referring to Mr. Stretch’s report, that he gives the estimated yield at
$5.00 per cubic yard, while by Mr, Abbey's actual working test the yield was $8.76 per cubic
yard, : :
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New York, July roth, 1880,
To the Stockholders of the Spring Valley Ffydraulic Gold Company...
GENTLEMEN :
A periodical statement of the condition of the mine will be furnished you from this
time forward.
We now heg to advise you that the first clean- “up under the new organization will commence
about the middle of this month, and will occupy not less than ten days, so that a dividend will
be declared about the end of July, notice of which will be duly furnished.
When the property passed into the hands of the Company, it was hoped and expected that the
clean-up would be made in the month of June; but the delay incident to the changes necessarily
made under the new consolidation, have prevented us from realizing these expectations without
detriment to the real interests of the stockholders.
The change in the location of the hydraulic works, the ‘addition of new monitors, the, removal
of and addition to the old flumes and sluices, and, more ‘than all, the condition in which the
property was left by the former owners, involved so much dead work as to render it desirable to
postpone the clean-up until the time indicated above. As the property is now in full working
‘order, no further delay will occur, and we anticipate hertafter an improvement on the present
clean-up, whatever that may be. What it way be we can only roughly estiniate, under advices from
our engineers and Superintendent Waldeyer,-but presume it will not fall short of $90,000. gross,
from which arc to be deducted the extraordinary expenses incident to the changes made and the
_ addition of new machinery, as well as the opening of the tunnel for the purpose of reaching the
rich deposit of blue gravel lying on the bed-rock, which tunnel has already been located, and will
be vigorously pushed, so that we hope to inform you of its completion Girly next year.
This brief statement will ' be followed by another, advising you of the result of the: ‘clean-up,
about the end of the month,
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“BLUE GRAVE ) DEPOSITS.
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= PROMISE OF AN IMMENSE GOLDEN
“HARVEST—IRTERVIEW WITH ‘SUPER-
Flat, “Butts county, Cal,. have béen*iknown
tl for inany .years, and ielded 8 large
amount of gold. ~. “Dwo
f Mining. 3 and- Hrdlgetiog phe icdiicae|
| some twelve ‘Hundred acres of ;these lands;
which, properties, however, have recently
been ‘cousolidated 1 ‘the name: of;!"The
‘| Spring Valley ‘Hydraulic: ‘Gold’ Company,”
.| the stock of which las recently been placed
“1 upon- the-eastern market, Learning that
"| Mr, Charles Waldeyer, M. E., Superintend?
ent of the Cherokee ;Company, 0 gentleman
who has been connecfed” with ‘the’ develop:
“I iment of these depobita for several, ‘yeare, ar:
rived in Boston yesterday,’ ‘the. Herald waitea
| upon him with‘a view of asking for informa-
tion which might be of intereat to many Per-
sons in this section.::: <--
“You are familiar with ‘the iiravel ‘deposit
of: California, Mr. Waldey
“Tam, but more especially ith those of
*| Buttecounty, on Cherdkes’ Flat. I hava
been: connected with the -hydraulio mining
business of this:section for the last 21 years.’
“What ore the facts in egand to
‘| posits in that section ?”” :
“The area of :
*| property; which’! ies above that of the Spring | e
:| Valley, "is 893 acres, and that of the Spring
:| Valley: 325°, acres, making in all over
cor pany.”
SEMEL ESET Pee
Spring Valley. The work. done" on ‘the
claims was: In 1856 the Cherokee Company
started : a deep 1
grou:
‘work ahead until ine, "1863, when th ain?
nel. was in} a . distance of 1,542 feet, and work
‘was atopped. When Tesunied in tho spring
‘of-1867, an. incline was atarted almost di-
rectly.above the end of ths old tunnel, and
:}in Stay, 1870; had penetrated the hill about
eight hundred fpet, following.the bed-rock;
-|and-proving the’existenca of what is known
as tho blue lead under Table Mountain:
pany, so that: it: bad. to sbe-. ‘abandoned,
and from that.time no work. has been
done‘on‘:the claim. Before the ‘cousoli-
dation the two claims had each been worked
with ‘low pressures, but a
extensive; . water-works, |
built, and, since February, 1873, the daily |
supply of water has been 1.210 inches, equal |'
to nearly nine. million: cubic feet. : As a con-
sequeucé,. the company at once: ‘produced
excellent results. : Tha Spring’ Valley gtound
was: opened’ by the ” Welch.'and; Eureka
tunnéls, rieither of which pétmit the working
of the lower: or, bedrock, ‘atratdm of: blue
down to Febranry; 1873-4 ‘gum of over '%, 250,
00u yf gold, was ‘taken’ out;’ “at what: “expense
Why’ ‘were not better dividends, aeclivea?’,
The.:inclins was very. wet, and. sufferéd
severely by the “heavy blasts in the ‘adj.-
cent workings of: ‘the’ Spring. Valley Com:
é titer it
‘was $2, 064,347. 37, “the eee of extracting
which was S744, 264, 76, leaving the pet : profits
Th dseandine
from this di rtonk or. near it became celebrated for
its richness. Cherokee’ Flat, at its “northern
point, Morris’ Ravine, hear, its southern point,
yielded 11 i1llons te.the; most primitive ‘sp.
plications: * The miner in those a days ¥ as natis-
6 gold; and inquired ‘t not whence it
might have come,-but when: these ravines and
gullies, which were actually nothing but nature's
sluice boxes, had been worked out, then the store-
house from which all this gold bad been drawn’
was looked for, and, it- was found ‘at, the great.
Tancow, or Table mountain, and comprises the:
property of the consolidated Spring ‘Valiey By-!
eraniio Gold ‘Company, Whose. auriferoun “quartz
hias been criished by’ the huge ata ip: -mills of the,
glaciers in, tha ‘age long. 8 ‘and thave been,
atored in thai e
ax gratifying to thestock-
be surprising to. the World. et
‘What i is the character ‘of these deposits 2 - “From the‘fact, that the companytin thay
time purchased Jands to the extent ‘of over
-| $500,000, and mining ‘claims :to.the’ amount
of $407, 084:92, “beside: paying -! for: the con-
struction of the water works, @ sum’ of over
‘$423, 000, nearly: the ‘whole: of these large
lower or blue gravel ‘Vead. which is from ‘ten
to twenty feet in thickness, 18 tho richest of
the deposits, and will yield from $5 to $16
in gold to. the, ton.. Above‘ this is'a dal
thickness; ‘ ‘known : “as ‘the “rotten-boulder
stratum,’ which gives froma $2.50 to $5 in gold
to the ton Above this -is a stratum of fine
quartz gravel, from 75 to $00 feet in thickness,
which contains 'considerable: fine gold.” Let
me here explain to you that, while the
Grass Valley :Company -has ~ washed
away, a about,160 acres of its .. Property," ; Which!
has yielded nearly '$55,000 to’- the dere! the
lower or blue gravel stratum on this g area,;
which contains far more than the two upper
strata, . hos, not, as “Yet: been practically!
‘touched. ¢ ‘They: ate making ‘a-deap' tunnel:
to reach the lower, deposit, . and, from what’
has already been ‘agcertaitied i in'regard to its:
richness, it promises an immense yield. Al
shorttime’ago‘a branch was cut'which en-!
tered the bottom of the gravel, and the work
of clearing off the béd rock preparatory to |’
erecting a. derrick.waa Begun; This derrick
was ititended: to handle“ the‘ larger. boulders
so frequently. met with in hydraulic mining:
At this place a block of. ground was worked
off and washed, with ‘the following. result:
1,166 cubic;yards of blue:gravel, Gn, thé:-béd.
tock, yielded, :910,220, or $8.76 per cubic
yard. The ‘depth of ‘gravel at this point was
6 feet, ‘arid contained , a: large, -pecentage of
boulders, which were all measured wit. tho.
gravel, which would not, therefore, be likely
| to give | an indication.
‘of’ the’ stratem ‘in question, The gold
found here was of a coarse: ‘guality® anda
good deal .corroded). ‘and -it was. estimated
that .so;-much of what is called rusty gold
must have passed to the main slnices, where
it “was” amalgamated, ‘that ‘ the actual yield
wns ' fully $10" per cubic yard.”'*
“With a knowledge -of these and other
facts, connected, with, these deposits,; what
lwouldityou: estim ite could:ba! obtained from
each acre of the 1200?”
fuel should say ‘that the’ yield: would be
from’: $100,000: to "200, 000 ° ‘per acre ‘of! the
whois property.” ' are
“At the lowest of your figures that would
give a’ ‘total ‘ét'$120, 000,000. : The company
claim ayield of only. $68,000,000.in gold:i
i “The [compiiny is: ivery : greatly, within
is és" .estimat . in‘my ‘opinion, but
‘that is: its, ‘affair, not’ imine. Ispeat from, | an |:
intimate knowledge of the results which have
Pdtreday hee Tei isa magnificent | *
property, needing only'a sufficiency. of water
‘to develop it into an immensely paying en-
terprise.! ''Vhis it now has, and, with the 100
miles of ditches, 400. acres of reservoirs, “and
a dumping ground of 3800 acres tor tailings,’
as well .ns, the advantage, of ;being able tol;
have ite tailings ‘atilized by the Edison mill-:
ing Process, . and. also , its surplus Water, it
would seem as if the | prospeet for a very pro-
fitable business was , much: -better than
:|that of any other mining enterprise }-
}|known to,our modern mining. indus—
try. . By the ‘consolidation ‘ of the’
companies the. work which has been done by.
[ENCLOSURE]
Cherokee Fiat blue gravel tunnel, which will
be™ completed’ in'léss ‘than a ‘year; snd’ by
which the best paying gravel will be reached.
Then the yield of gold, which is now large,
will be immense. Ido not, care: to: estimate
the total neb‘dmaunt’ of ‘gola'that may be
realized from the working of these deposits.
‘but it ought to be/brought up ‘to :a millions
year, and generations will pass away ‘before,
the maximum yiel? | ;
sams hava been taken out of the mine.” _
of the mine since’1874. How is it agsounted
for?” .! A .
“Lagree with 3
the fact that,- year; ry year, ‘they: ‘have! been
working a larger and larger proportion o
top, gravel, on account of their, ina ility, to,
‘each tha bed, Fock, | In ‘the ‘alterap! to’ do
this, the grade of the ‘flumes has been
ished,
jcount. This detect. can now be remedied
by ‘the completion of thé Che
Gravel Deep Tunnel; ‘which is'100 feet below!
bed-rock, whére-it ‘willstrike’ the: channel, |
and requires to..be-run: 600.feet to the:firs,
sluice grade. of4 feet to the 100 feet, “while
the first 700 feet will have to e, cut down
grade.” Thé “whole ‘tunnel; will, bave’ ‘to:be
‘enlarged - from. 5x7. feet- to 9x9 feet: aquare,
and the modification and’ enlargement, to-
gether with-the work necessary: to complete
fit, will cost, it is estimated, nearly $52,000.”
You have abundance of water??
“Mr. Stretch estimates thatthe capacity
of the water works may be ‘safely set down
£800,000 inch erannum,’withotit reckon-
ing the ‘best - supply, and, I fally’ agree with
him. The reservoirs-near- the mine are
numérous, * and so‘locatéd‘as to be ont of the
way of,future mining. operations,”
i «You ‘spoke of Edison’ 8. ‘milling prodds
being likely, to be put up and-worked at the
‘Spring Valley” Company's sailings dumps,
. “Mr Edison's agent paid: a visit to the:
-works,‘and discovered the existen'ce of plati-
num in abundance:.. He ‘also ‘discovered’ in
the fine black sands innumerable microscopic
diamonds.” I may.add that small diamonds
have been found on the ground. Two
|| samples’ ofthe: black: sands.which are col.
lected in ‘the’ ‘flumes in large quantities were’
sent to Mfr, “Edison to be tested: by: him for
platinum, each 's sample being” 25 ‘pounds in
weight’: Ono wad the sand, just ‘takeii from
the finme after, extracting the amalgam’:
the other the same material * after” it was
passed ‘thiotgh' ao a. small’ ‘pan “and. ground.
‘The results was at the rate of $1750.and $810
:per.ton of 2240 pounds in gold, ‘respectively.
These’ restil(s. show that the sands may ba
made a source of profit, and to secure them
in quontity:.it requires ‘only a-little more
lobor in- ‘clearing up, the sdattional cost
-being inconsiderable.") ».
* What has been astonished in this mat.
ter?” . -
“7A fifteen-years’-contract has : been’ made
with ‘Air, Edison, 'as. “represéntative of ‘the’
Edison. Ore ond Millirg Company. to work
the tailings and debris 9 af the mine, which
has hitherto been waste ‘matter, by which
the ‘Spring ; Valley .Company ‘will .receivo
‘one-half of all the precious metals‘and min-
erals saved free ofcharge. This, if the pro-
Ject‘of the Edison Company ‘is as feasible ns |"
it is confidetitly claimed to be, m may yield the
Spring Valley _Gompany-" a very handsome
yearly i income,”
“You aro really convinced, then, that the
company.has ns-rich a deposit as it claims
to'control?””
ertainly I é ao. I have: no doubt about
it,-whatever. The past history of the district
will j prove it? * Let: me tell you’ ‘about the
location of ‘the: lead. ‘It’ occurs’ under a
“T nota decrease in the yearly production
bh BM Stretch, that itis ae to :
thns lessening’ th carrying cupacity, -
and involving an mmerease ‘in the labor ac--
8 Flat Blae
they.can be exhausted
ill you: ‘tell. me pomethiig 7 the oitory
of this hopes . é
‘plateau’ known::as the -‘Tancow (Indian
name); or Butte County Table mountain,
. 1 {extending fora distance of about eight miles
n |. from_Cherokee Flat on thonorth, -to Thomp-
son's « Flat’-on, the * south, »: + having - a
width from’ ‘two to’ four. miles; It is
bounded on ‘the west by the Sacremento
Valley, ond on the south, east and
is pe for-you, knowing it to ‘be correct, for
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both is made available. :: ‘Among these is the
t. 7as gre igre of the Cherokee Com-
AACNING COMPANY ‘WITH ALL THE
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, ' + Li coats arts rete pery
a year’ "ho bod , ben, active tn pro.
moting mining’ enterprises, “notably . the
Lendvillé and the Chrysolite,, Mr.. Dorsey |.
is. proctioal minor ag wellas an experianced
business man, an \ well ag any
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[ENCLOSURE]
Et arene SRO HOETENESOTEA Riera
SPRING VALLE X. HY Dita.
uy |A Splendid Lead Developing — Every=
0, (thing, Working Well. |”.
+) Cutnonee, Butte County, Cal., } |.
i horn 4 vatoy 17,1086." :
¢\Bdward. “Bates. Dorsey, “Esq.,. Presidont
es , Spring Valley Hydraulic Gold Company, ,
i aed 'e
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; Dean Sm—A ‘splendid lead of pluo and :
\ ery, pay gruvel develops ds we advance in
‘our deep .cut’ up {Saw Mill ravine, giving a +
now and “unexpéotad, ‘but all tho..moro
.onoouraging’ “feature to ‘our. mins. We,
tinvo * reached " now. tho: .: point, thank
the Lord, whore: we can make money, every
day, and-develop our mino at ‘the different,
points to the sume capacity, and ‘get the bot- -
tor of the dead work, of stripping, laying of
not sluico ‘grmdos, ste. A-regular routine is .
egtablished, . onnbling us to extract gold
from our’flumes monthly, and‘ climaxed
avery threo or four months by a general and
sweeping clean, up. , Work in all bringhes
progresses well, .Our shafts willbe ready in
another day, and wo are delayed only by tho
want, of powder, which’ has. not: arrived in,
tho promised timo, st ay ey
SA -new,. handy, cheap -.and . effective
power. drill -haa been invented by’a German.
named Richmonn. We will get more informa;
tion about ils adoptability in'a few days.
- “Dhe gravel léad in Saw Mill’ ravine prom:
ises.to' bo continuous, running “from Sugar
Loaf into-Main Yable Mountain, along: sido
of the.old Blue-Gravel Load, Our new tun-.
nol will Se deep enough for all emergencies. _
However I’ think we can work the new lead
with our present grade, itp 20.
--Tchope the- Now -York . Tribune, will learn.
pretty. soon: that.“ Wild’ Cats’’ aro: dead and
‘| gone in our mining ‘district. “ ° * ~~
wth 14. Very traly yours, / °°
toes Oakes WaLDEYEn, ‘Sup'te '
-A-STRONG COMBINATION... .
The Spring Valley Hydraulic Gold-Oom-
. + pany Completes’ its Organization—A
Model Board of Dirootors: ” °- ;
Tho Spring Valloy Hydraulic Gold Com-
pany was incorporated this ‘week with ‘tho
following trustees; Oharles MM. Fry, Presi-
dent National Bank of New:York; A, Fostor
Higgins, U. 8. Lloyd’s Marino Insurance;
R. M. Pulsifer, propriotor Boston Herald ;
James W. Simonton, Agent of | the
Associated Presa; Edward Bates Doraoy,
mining ongincer; Edward A. Pint, consult-
ing engineer, Boston, Mass.;. W. 8. Nichols,
of W. 8. Nichols & Co, New York; Benja.
min G, Arnold, of B. @. Arnold & Co., and
|Honry: M.:Fabor, of G. 0, & H. M.'Fabor,
Tho Spring Valley Hydraulic Gold Company
was placed in tho market under the endorso-
mont and patronage of the United States
‘Mining Investment Company, - The board
of trustees. named above is certainly
all that -could be desired. ~The mon aro
Woa'thy and influntiol, and representative of
the best elomonts of Now York's financial
Strength. If expert reports on mining prop-
orty can be depended upon, and if solid men
in a directory guarantee safo ‘management,
it would deum that’ the Spring Valloy Com.
Pany-hod met'all the requirements called for
by tho most conservative investors, It-is
stated ‘that nearly all the stock’has boon sub-
scribed for, and tho natural demand -will in
a fow days absorb theromainder.. -..-
‘Spring’ Valley''Hydraulic ‘Gold! Com.
Sebo cp. a pamy. hy foes
|. Cuznoree, Bitte Go., Cal; ‘May %8,—Ed-
_ ward Bates Dorsey, ads President ‘Spring
Valley Hydraulic. Gold Company: Dean ‘Sm
=I sean’ only report to-day'that.we! work
‘rapidly:ahead in Saw Mill Ravine in o'splen-
(did-bed of..pay.gravel, which ,seems Bt
prove as we go ahead... ‘The prog:
‘other parts of‘our'mine is equal: (
tory, -and will’: count’. well ‘for’ 01 leanup.
-If you -will..give: us ‘time; tilt. July..1et, to
‘Work our mine, I am’ sure to make os, fine a
‘show ‘ag ever’ was made. It would be a great
pity juat now to disturb our profitable work,
-and tear. up the paving of; our. sluice-boxes,
Avhioh wore only. laid a few weeks BGO. Hold:
on to your stook’ in tho; Spring: Valloy, and
‘let notin share go.’ It'is the best investment
int hydraulic’. mines. ‘T° know” of, °°" Mr
Stretcher. will have.tolegraphed- you’ that,, :I
wish you could bo hero. now and sco: how
' promising everything ‘looks, “Your - confi-
‘dence int the mide would. be stronger in spite
of :malice ‘or: ignorance, :'I have been sober
;in-my-statemeants, but strictly .correct, and
,allT want 18, to get a decent show ili so. large
‘an operation as‘our niine surely ig, Strictest
‘Yale governs here,’ promptness to the second,
like on 8 man-of-war; ‘hard ‘licks ‘ind honest
industry, and if all this, “combined ‘ with .an
-excollent mine, will not win, I ,will do pon-.
ancé for tho balance of my life. Very truly
yours, ©. - > --' OHARLES WALDEYER, ‘
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